Amy (Kate Lyn Sheil) is despondent and certain of her impending doom. The feeling seems to be viral and Jane (Jane Adams) catches it.

Actress Amy Seimetz is spreading her writer/director wings and has come up with an interesting experimental indie idea. As an idea, it is worthwhile to explore. As a movie, its sad tone fails to take off. It may be more intriguing cinematically to play this idea as a horror. More than anything, this is an acting exercise for these fine actors.

This is the film that begs the question, "Who mows their lawn knowing they are going to die tomorrow?" Amy (Kate Lyn Sheil) is depressed and is drinking again. She believes she is going to die tomorrow and desires her skin to be made into a leather coat. Her obsession with dying tomorrow spreads like a virus and people react differently knowing the futility of life.

That is about it. There is a scene about the sex life of dolphins who seemed to have it figured out, "So long and thanks for all the fish." The film is about theme and not plot. I did not find this "dark comedy" amusing. I felt more like the people in the film "Airplane" who committed suicide rather than hear a story.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

Oh dear, oh dear... What did I just watch?

I sat down to watch the 2020 movie "She Dies Tomorrow", as I was initially lured in by the movie's title. Sure, I had no prior knowledge about the movie, nor did I know what it was about. But I liked the title and the movie's cover/poster, plus the fact that it was a new movie that I hadn't already seen also helped to convince me to sit down and watch writer and director Amy Seimetz's "She Dies Tomorrow".

Well, I didn't even make it halfway through, then I simply gave up on the movie out of immense boredom. This movie was abysmal to sit through. The storyline was just a random heap of... Well, you get my meaning here. And it was a massive swing and a miss in terms of managing to entertain me.

I am sure that the actors and actresses in the movie were doing adequate jobs, but I cared so little about the characters, given the fact that the storyline and plot was utter rubbish, so I didn't invest any interest in the pointless characters.

"She Dies Tomorrow" was boring and odd, but not in a good way or enjoyable odd. The movie was just downright strange.

My rating of the 2020 movie from writer and director Amy Seimetz lands on a mere one out of ten stars. This was seriously one of the most pointless and boring movies I have had the misfortune of stumbling upon in a long, long time. And I can honestly say that there is a snowball's chance in Hell of me returning to watch the rest of the movie.