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Blog & StoriesOn a seemingly ordinary Valentine’s Day, three young women are lured by a mysterious street vendor selling black roses, a token of something far more sinister than love. As they accept the eerie blooms, the petals begin to wither and bleed, and the line between obsession and nightmare blurs. Directed by Min Tran, ‘Roses Are Dead’ is a chilling psychological thriller that explores the dark side of desire, where the sweet scent of romance turns into the stench of dread. Prepare for a slow-burning descent into madness that will leave you questioning whom to trust—and what grows in the shadows of your own heart.
Roses Are Dead
Year2010
45m
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What is Roses Are Dead about?
On a seemingly ordinary Valentine's Day, three young women are lured by a mysterious street vendor selling black roses, a token of something far more sinister than love. As they accept the eerie blooms, the petals begin to wither and bleed, and the line between...
When was Roses Are Dead released?
Roses Are Dead was released in 2010.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 8/10
“I went in expecting a simple haunted flower flick, but the atmosphere really got under my skin. The slow unease and the way the roses seem to watch you—creepy stuff. Definitely a gem for fans of psychological horror.”
GoreHound – 6/10
“Not much gore, if that's what you're after, but the tension is real. The acting is solid, and the ending gave me chills. Just wish it had picked up the pace in the middle. Still, worth a watch on a dark night.”
NightOwl99 – 9/10
“This movie messed with my head in the best way. The symbolism of the black roses and the growing paranoia among the friends had me on edge. It's a slow burn, but the payoff is devastating. One of the best horror films I've seen this year.”
TerrorTrish – 7/10
“I loved the creepy vibe and the mysterious seller, but I felt the ending left a bit too much to interpretation. Still, the performances were compelling and the atmosphere was thick. If you like ambiguous horror that haunts you after, give it a shot.”
