Countdown

Film • 2019 • 1h 30m

A young nurse downloads an app that tells her she only has three days to live. With time ticking away and a mysterious figure haunting her, she must find a way to save her life before time runs out.

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Status: Released
Release: October 24, 2019 (7 years ago)
Runtime: 1h 30m
Rating: PG-13
Language: English
Origins: United States
Tags: countdown cyber thriller devil duringcreditsstinger mobile app mysterious nurse phone terror religion sinister supernatural teen horror thriller

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It's like Ring, but with an app instead of a ghost in a well
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Read the Empire Movie review of Countdown. The topical nightmare has potential to get under your skin, but relies too much on familiar jump...
‘Countdown’: Film Review
Justin Dec's debut thriller 'Countdown' imagines a phone app that tells you when you'll die, then gets angry if you try avoiding your fate.
‘Countdown’ Review: The Killer Smartphone Horror Subgenre Gets a Slight Upgrade
This time around, it’s an app that’s trying to kill a hapless bunch, but big laughs and clever nods to the genre amp up a tired idea.
Review: The killer app movie ‘Countdown’ will make you want to throw out your phone
In "Countdown," a sinister phone app seems to predict the exact moment a person will die.
Movie Review: The grim reaper won’t stop the clock once the “Countdown” has begun
“Countdown” is for those horror fans who like their drinks straight, no chaser. Nothing too fancy. Not too much “explaining,” none that has to make a...
'Countdown' Film Review: Killer-Phone-App Horror Film Embraces Its Own Absurdity
It's no classic of horror -- or even horror comedy -- but it's fun in an eccentric and self-aware way
Countdown 2019, directed by Justin Dec
Why do people go to the movies just to look at their phones? If the generic, not-entirely-unscary ‘Countdown’ doesn’t quite answer that, it at least di...