Synopsis
The world of the dead and the world of the living... are about to collide
A college freshman involved in a fatal car crash discovers she may not have survived after all when she becomes caught between the worlds of the living and the dead.
Soul Survivors
2001 Directed by Stephen Carpenter
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Joan Rowe Sean Rowe Chris David Laura Macias Gregg Barbanell Michael J. Broomberg Jeffrey R. Whitcher Paul Curtis Jason Lezama Terry Rodman Shawn Kennelly Michael Orlowski Ray Cymoszinski
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Escapando de la oscuridad, Чистилището: Soul Survivors, Jamás morirás, Sielunviholliset, Soul Survivors - Altre vite, エントランス, 소울 서바이버, Poza świadomością, Alucinação, Бессмертные души, 骇过阴阳线
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Theatrical
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Germany18
07 Sep 2001
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USAPG-13
11 Jan 2002
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Ireland15A
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UK12
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Germany
06 Sep 2001
- Theatrical18
Ireland
11 Jan 2002
- Theatrical15A
UK
11 Jan 2002
- Theatrical12
USA
07 Sep 2001
- TheatricalPG-13
Popular reviews
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eliza dushku getting into yet another homoerotic dance off with a blonde girl ahhdjkg when will she be allowed to play a lesbian for real
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i like to think that casey affleck's left eye twitches when you mention this awful movie to him
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Well...this...was a movie...that happened.
The whole thing is just a total mess and buried inside that mess is a really good idea that, in more capable hands, could have made for a great movie. In fact, 1983’s Sole Survivor contains a somewhat similar idea and executes it SO much better.
Cassie, her boyfriend, and two of her friends get into a car accident that leaves the bf dead. Rattled with guilt, Cassie attempts to get on with her life only to find herself dealing with otherworldly encounters that seem to be intent on taking her with them. The first time I saw this, I remember liking it a lot more but that’s because I connected to the story quite a…
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Nu Metal Jacob’s Ladder
Soul Survivors does have one thing going for it. It has the sweatiest, stickiest, skin-tight, leather-wearing, torch and candle-lit rave this side of Matrix Reloaded. There’s significantly less artificial metal skin ports though.
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Comfort movie autumn slasher vibes. Nowhere near as bad as the low score would have you believe. This was a great era for horror no ifs buts or maybes. Eliza Dushku playing the kinda slutty kinda goth chick made my heart sing, and the goth soundtrack was super cool, and because of that I’m adding it to my OH MY GOTH LIST
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Kind of an ironic title considering it’s a soul crushingly bad film but then again I did survive it.
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so very dull you can barely call this horror no matter how badly eliza dushku wanted to save this, it’s more like what a rough hangover feels like if luke wilson was also hand feeding you sweet potatoes for your tummy.
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Eliza Dushku makes out with an androgynous girl in the library and Luke Wilson is some kind of priest. There are also some ghosts or something.
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