Niklas Zenius Jespersen This isn't a good horror film, it's okay for a relative low budget (the monsters looks ridiculous though with all that tape around them...), but not memorable and while I liked the idea of the ghost game it was in general way to unoriginal. I was more or less able to predict everything that happened and who was going to die next pretty far ahead. In the end the problem is the same as with so many other horror movies, that the times you get scared, are because you expect the film to get scary, not because it actually gets scary. The test of a good horror movie is if you make the film scary or the film makes you scared. I would forget it. At least if it wasn't for Eli wanting to be a pirate! That was definitely the best part of the film and found me cheering for him all the way to survive so he could become a pirate and get his parrot. He was definitely the best character and actor of the film, earning it some extra stars :)

gthaumuller 'Forget Me Not' gives me a low-budget impression, especially in the beginning. The acting from the cast was not particularly brilliant (except maybe for Brittany Renee Finamore who does an excellent performance as the riveting ghoul Angela). It was a bit difficult for me to follow who was who and what exactly was going on in the beginning, which was a little bit of a put down.Regardless, the movie had an innovative storyline and plot, captivating display of change in personalities throughout the course of events and for me a phenomenal twist at the end. I am truly appreciative about that as I tend to predict most endings of the movies I have seen. The only drawback for me was the tedious and annoying character Sandy, who incidentally is the main character. All I could think about throughout the performance of "Sandy" was that, if I was one of her friends, I would much rather die than have to deal with her melodramatic hysteria. All in all, super movie. Very few make it onto my favourite Horror Movie Hit List.

Joe Miller I decided to finally watch Forget Me Not today and I must say it was better than I expected.I enjoy all types of horror movies and I have seen quite a bit in my life and this is something new to me.I haven't seen this type of story used in any horror movies I have seen yet and I did enjoy the plot and the characters were played nicely.I gave this a 6 because some of it was predictable as most horror movies are but all in all I liked this.Not sure if purchase worthy but for sure a rent.~Joe

p-stepien Take a creepy nursery rhyme ala Freddy Krueger, throw in a pack of adolescent horny youth, some Asia-style broken jointed ghosties. Mix together and sprinkle with some Final Destination deaths. Add a side of cemeteries, An instant winner... not. A group of senior friends inadvertently evoke the ghost of a long forgotten girl named Angela. Soon a mysterious series of deaths occur. The memory of the murdered person is instantly erased. Except for Sandy (Carly Schroeder), who is the sole person alive to remember their names.A tired directorial execution of an idea, which really didn't convince me in the first place. The blatant formulaic approach in selling a teenage slasher story short of any real concept failed to catch attention. The prerequisite cascade of deaths fail to keep attention and the all engulfing hunch that you've seen this scene before assuredly does this movie no favours. There were a couple of sensible ideas roaming around somewhere within the wooden acting (save for a instantly appealing Cody Linley) and uninspirational heartless death scenes fail to make up for the borefest. The movie has little to no suspense throughout and basically goes from death to death in a by the numbers fashion. Anyone counting on a final payoff twist will be left aghast at how terribly the roof scene was executed.Special effects are decent, especially in regards to the ghostlies (however generic they may be), but all in all nothing worth spending time and money on given the onslaught of better movies from Asia.