Choose or Die (2022)
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”A young coder unleashes a deadly curse after playing a lost 80s horror game.”
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This horror is a mix of 'Saw', 'Black Mirror' and a pinch of 'Host'. In 'Choose or Die', a supposed video game becomes a deadly weapon and begins to terrorize not only the players, but anyone who crosses their path. You can even cite 'Jumanji' as a reference to the plot, since it is a game that ends up dominating those who propose to play. In the story, two friends get into this mess in search of a cash prize and they will learn that you cannot put a price on our choices - much less on people's lives. 'Choose or Die' is a movie for those with a strong stomach, some scenes are quite uncomfortable, but they are worth the atmosphere of mystery, no doubt.
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After firing up a lost 80s survival horror game, a young coder unleashes a hidden curse that tears reality apart, forcing her to make terrifying decisions and face deadly consequences.
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