Truth or Dare

Eight college students retreat to a remote house rented for Halloween where a notorious game is said to have claimed lives years ago. What starts as a reckless night of alcohol fueled dares quickly grows menacing as tasks veer into cruelty and hidden truths threaten to fracture the group. Refusal only deepens the peril, as the rules appear to tighten with each round. With the body count climbing, the survivors realize the game has a life of its own, feeding on fear and secrets. They scramble to stay ahead of the next challenge, hoping to outsmart a mechanism that seems less like a party game and more like a trap that feeds on their choices

Directed by Nick Simon, Truth or Dare is based on a concept by Thommy Hutson and Ethan Lawrence. Released in 2017, the movie positions itself as a grounded horror tale with a supernatural edge, anchored by a familiar game setup

Box office data for this title is not widely reported and it did not become a major commercial hit. No reliable worldwide gross figures are publicly available, suggesting a limited release or modest earnings

Critical response appears mixed, with audiences noting the escalating tension and the way the film toys with group dynamics during a pressure filled game. Themes include fear as a social currency, the pull of secrets, and the price of toying with fate. Viewers who prefer twists may be disappointed by the familiar cadence, yet the film earns points for its escalating stakes and the way it tests loyalties under pressure

Heather Langenkamp, famous for her role in Nightmare on Elm Street, leads a cast that leans into horror pop culture nostalgia. The film nods to classic slasher traditions while placing a contemporary spin on haunted house lore, creating a connection point for fans. The homage to classic horror resonates