She Dies Tomorrow

Hope Madden of Maddwolf

2020-08-04

From beginning to end, the film transmits a quiet, creeping dread. Seimetz can’t entirely capitalize on the intoxicating world she’s created, but hers is a unique voice and beguiling vision. Read more

Alex Brannan of CineFiles Movie Reviews

2020-08-03

As much as I may be quibbling with the minutiae of this story world as it relates to larger interpretation of the human condition, She Dies Tomorrow does provide a specific, singular vision that is engrossing. Some of the performances may waver in tone, but Sheil and Adams feel consistently in the pocket of what this script is going for. Read more

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2020-08-23

She Dies Tomorrow seems like a novel idea, but it has its roots in films like Stanley Kramer's On the Beach and Don McKellar's Last Night, in which characters resign themselves to imminent destruction. The difference here is that while previous films have featured a very concrete threat, the vessel of death is left ambiguous here. Read more

Jeremie Sabourin of Cinema Smack

2020-08-11

While She Dies Tomorrow doesn’t leave as lasting of an impression as some of our favorite films of this strange year, Amy Seimetz still displays a ton of artistic merit and deliberation in her sophomore feature. Read more

Jeremy Lebens of The Daily Rotation

2020-08-13

Amy Seimetz's She Dies Tomorrow is a timely and effective psychological thriller that blends together the uncertainty of death and our own mortality with the concept of spreading fear and panic. It's probably not the best movie to watch during a virus pandemic, but damn if it doesn't send chills up your spine.