lizzi6692 If I had known what I knew now I probably wouldn't have watched this movie. But unfortunately hindsight is 20/20. So in the hopes of saving someone else from the same fate, I'm writing a review. Now don't get me wrong, this isn't a bad movie, but I wouldn't necessarily call it a good one either. The twist is more than a little obvious if you think about it for more than 30 seconds. The biggest problem though isn't the obvious ending, it's the fact that the people who made this movie don't seem very sure about what they wanted this movie to be. Half of it was straight out of a typical teenage slumber party movie, but the other half felt like it belonged in a serious drama/thriller. I kind of understand what they were going for but I think it would have been a lot better if they had concentrated less on the sleepover aspect and more on the thriller part of the movie. There were some subplots that just didn't fit right and I also felt in some places like the use of "teen slang" was forced and just odd. Yes teens says things like "totes" and "shiz", but it felt like the placement of these words was too deliberate rather than the casual way they are typically used.Overall, it felt like this movie was trying to be "I Know What You Did Last Summer" with less gore and more substance, but it just fell flat and looked like someone took two completely different movies and turned them into one.

Chris I cannot believe that I fell for the few good reviews that some gave this movie. Maybe they're drunk, maybe they were stoned, but they sure as well weren't sober if they watched this and think they were good.Where do I start. A "rebel punk" chick, Chapin (that looks like she came out of a nickelodeon cartoon) attended a "best friend"'s birthday sleepover with a few others and ended up insulting the hell out of the event, called it boring, and threatened to leave if she doesn't get what she wants. And if that's not bad enough, she peer pressured everybody (whose lives might not be as bad as she made hers but she basically forced them anyway) into playing a silly dare game that involves public indecency, public urination, public disturbance, robbery, vandalism, illegal drinking, underage driving, and borderline prostitution. Then as the movie goes, turns out a few years before Chapin stupidly dared someone to jump off a bridge, who then died, and that she felt bad about it (which was apparently the reason she "rebelled") And yet HERE she is, a few years later, forcing everybody to do the exact same thing. Not dumb enough?Let's continue. She then later got angry at everybody because 2 people from her old school mentioned that it was her fault (for some reason her friends think it isn't) and that she caused the accident. Then, after 1 girl told her it was stupid to dare someone to do that, Chapin took that into great offense (apparently she has no common sense at all) and asked the girl if it was a dare. The other said "No, I'm not that dumb" and again, SOMEHOW, she took it as a dare. Then she jumped off a bridge in front of everybody (cause an attention wh*re needs an audience) and then somehow at the end we're supposed to feel bad for her?This woman is the meanest, dumbest, most selfish ATTENTION WH*RE of a character I have ever seen. Who thinks because she feels bad about something dumb that SHE did, she earned to right to lash out and be a b*tch to everybody and expects us to feel sorry for her (she actually blamed her friends for not understanding for a moment). The world doesn't work that way, this movie honestly wasted my time and trust me, if I could, I would save you the pain and misery that I endured during the movie.Watching a selfish careless little barbie doll who talks like an idiot for 1.5 hours is not fun.

darkchaoschao Well, this movie is about a group of girls who have a sleep over for one of there birthdays. They end up playing a game called "Triple Dog" which is similar to truth or dare, except there is no truth... and if someone doesn't complete there "dare", they get there head shaven. And if one person finds the dare too hard, they can challenge to person who dared them to do it, if they complete it, the person they dare'd gets there head shaven... if not, they're going bald.The main issue in this movie is that a girl fell of a bridge into a body of water, and ended up dying, and one of the girls at the party was rumored to have "pushed her off the bridge".Enough of a summary though... the movie, it didn't have much going on. It was alright, I mean, I could stand through it, and watch it. It was "fairly" enjoyable, but it was nothing outstanding... It was below average for a movie.There is nothing "thrilling" about this movie as it is labelled to be, drama? Yes. A good drama? No.Would I recommend this movie to anyone? If they were a teenage girl, yes. Anyone else? No. This movie isn't for everyone, such as my self being a 17 year old boy... but that doesn't mean no one will enjoy it. So if you're a teenage girl, then this movie might be for you. If you ain't, then this movie might not be the most enjoyable...And just another note I want to add... that girl who was hosting the party had the most annoying voice possible. Lol.

rafael_reyes78 Totally great movie!, despite the couple of hate reviews, they are probably some "twilight" lovers who got disappointed with this movie, this one got really good characters, gorgeous girls, fun, drama, great acting (not like Kristen Stewart, thanks god!) everything you need for a good movie.Yes the end is a bit predictable (actually, it was kind of a surprise for me), but that doesn't make the film bad, the direction is very good, you never get bored even if you know what will happen next.So, if you love the twilight saga and those kind of crap, you will hate this movie for sure... If you are looking for some good and different stuff, this is for you.