Faces of Death

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Faces of Death

R

Apr 2026

1h 38m

Horror

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In FACES OF DEATH, the exploration of the original film's infamous "is it real or not?" conceit continues as a woman (Ferreira) working as a content moderator for a major video platform discovers what appears to be re-enactments of murders from the original film. In an online world where nothing can be trusted, she must determine whether the violence is fiction, or unfolding in real time.

Critics Consensus

A fiercely transgressive, self-aware reimagining that occasionally gives way to conventional genre exploitation, Faces of Death interrogates the morbid spectacle of violence with striking brutality and intelligence.

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Tim Cogshell

FilmWeek (LAist)

May 7

There are a bunch of Faces of Death films.. This one and the first one are probably the only two you need to see.

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Barry Hertz

Globe and Mail

Apr 15

Goldhaber, whose previous film was the highly charged 2023 eco-minded docu-heist thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline, has managed again to use the entertainment-first hallmarks of genre filmmaking to tap into the nervous energy of the moment.

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Kyle Logan

Chicago Reader

Apr 15

More generic slasher than disturbing faux snuff.

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Hector A. Gonzalez

The Movie Buff

May 27

B

At a time when many horror remakes are made and mostly fail to sell their existence, Daniel Goldhaber manages to do so unexpectedly with a cult film.

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John Odette

Pop Culture Leftovers

May 27

Faces of Death is gruesome in parts, filled with heavy violence and pockets of gore. The plot is very run-of-the-mill thriller fare and does not break much new ground. But it delivers on what horror does best...

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John Serba

Decider

May 26

Goldhaber is an assured craftsman, keenly aware of tone and tension, channeling the grimy visual palette of 20th-century exploitation films, although the ’80s-horror soundtrack homage is such a pastichey cliche these days.

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Ren

May 13

It was fun but the gore was disappointing seemed more story focused but hopefully it expands for the next ones

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Cheyenne

Apr 27

You sympathise with the main character. It is a great commentary on trends and vulgarity. The executions and torture was too much in real time so it was high on tension.

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thegreatseamoose

Apr 24

interesting way to utilize the infamy of the original without attempting the same shtick

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Brent R

Apr 22

Good concept, decent execution. If youre a horror fan, go see it and support low budget horror films.

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Falco

Apr 20

For a movie that is a think piece on the realism of death and how social media has led to the trend of baiting users with nostalgia/replication… Realism was replaced with movie logic in the end. But maybe that’s precisely the point?

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Marty

Apr 20

This movie was not great. The things happening towards the end didn’t make sense and we were expecting a lot more based on everyone’s review. Giving it two starts because it started off okay.

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Synopsis

In FACES OF DEATH, the exploration of the original film's infamous "is it real or not?" conceit continues as a woman (Ferreira) working as a content moderator for a major video platform discovers what appears to be re-enactments of murders from the original film. In an online world where nothing can be trusted, she must determine whether the violence is fiction, or unfolding in real time.

Director: Daniel Goldhaber
Producer: Don Murphy, Susan Montford, Greg Gilreath, Adam Hendricks
Screenwriter: Isa Mazzei, Daniel Goldhaber
Distributor: Independent Film Company
Production Co: Legendary Pictures, Angry Films
Rating: R (Strong Bloody Violence|Language|Gore|Drug Use|Nudity|Sexual Content)
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 10, 2026, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): May 12, 2026
Runtime: 1h 38m
Sound Mix: Dolby Digital