Netflix’s Choose or Die draws heavy inspiration from A Nightmare on Elm Street in tone, style, visual references, and even voice-over by Freddy Krueger...

This Netflix horror featuring a cursed video game has enough going for it to keep you playing on.

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CHOOSE OR DIE on Netflix is a new horror movie. A classic survival movie featuring a curse plot. And it works! Full Movie Review >

Asa Butterfield, Iola Evans, and Eddie Marsan lead a nostalgia-soaked thriller that's like a choose-your-own-adventure "Stranger Things."

Choose or Die delivers an interesting concept and some good performances at the lead. Check out our review and see if it's worth your time!

"Choose or Die” on Netflix, "The Cellar" on Shudder and VOD sequel “Wyrmwood: Apocalypse” are among the movies you can watch this weekend.

In this horror movie, a vintage computer game forces players to make gruesome decisions.

This could have been the next Saw or Escape Room style ghoulish horror franchise, but it takes itself so seriously

Choose or Die review – Choose or Die is a slick horror rehash that surprisingly works despite its obvious faults.

At least until its bonkers final act, Choose or Die consistently fails to fulfill on the truly hallucinatory promise of its premise.

Although I can’t go all-in on “Choose or Die,” I will say that there’s a lot to be said for a horror movie with clever twists, a top flight cast and ...

Horror "Choose Or Die" on Netflix gets better and better as it goes along, owning its weirdness and not playing it easy.  

Proficient execution is undercut by a script that makes little sense in British director Toby Meakins' debut feature.

In 'Choose or Die,' a game turns terrifying, and a score from a former notorious frontman ups the movie's considerable chill factor.