“In a world where the dead walk among the living, nothing is as it seems.” I Still See You is a chilling supernatural thriller based on a bestselling novel. When a lab accident kills thousands of people those killed return as ghosts called remnants that are stuck in an endless loop re-enacting moments from their lives, but 10-years after the accident a young girl notices that something has changed; the number of remnants are increasing and one may be out to kill her. Bella Thorne and Richard Harmon lead the cast and give pretty good performances; especially Thorne who has tremendous screen presence. And the script does a great job at constructing a world where seeing ghosts is a part of everyday life. Additionally, the mystery is very engaging and composer Bear McCreary provides an evocative score that heightens the creepy, atmospheric tone. A remarkably compelling horror film, I Still See You presents a disturbing vision of the supernatural.

This is a decent movie. The story is pretty good and it's unique, I haven't seen anything like it before. This movie had potential but the characters are terrible and Bella can't act for shit. Casting her as the lead was a big mistake. Combining that with the terribly written characters and it nearly ruined this movie for me. If you can ignore that, I'd say it's worth a casual watch. The soundtrack is pretty dope, though, and the visuals are cool.

Conceptually great but played out in juvenile fashion. There are some good moments here, especially at the beginning, but they are overshadowed by moments that are shallow and predictable.

Good movie. Kept my attention.

I'm genuinely surprised that this movie has a 66% rating at present. The writing is awful and full of plot holes. The acting and filmography make it passably watchable if you completely dissociate from higher thought.