“There’s an app for that.” It’s an Apple-trademarked and meme-worthy phrase that aptly describes the endless options available at our fingertips to d...

The one thing you can say about 'Countdown' is that the title…

Don't expect tricks or treats from this lame horror exercise released just in time to be forgotten by Halloween

Read the Empire Movie review of Countdown. The topical nightmare has potential to get under your skin, but relies too much on familiar jump...

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.

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.

In "Countdown," a sinister phone app seems to predict the exact moment a person will die.

Even taken simply as low-grade junk designed simply to kill 90 minutes and more than a few brain cells, writer/director Justin Dec comes up pathetically short.

“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...

An app which tells the time of your death; a film that struggles to do much with its concept

But it’s actually funny, which counts for a lot.

It's no classic of horror -- or even horror comedy -- but it's fun in an eccentric and self-aware way

Writer-director Justin Dec imagines an app that predicts — and enforces — when people die in a horror movie that's even lamer than it sounds