I was at first skeptical at the quality of this film, since it just seemed to me, to just be another "random people get picked off one by one, specifically, hip teenagers" film like Scream and all that crap, except with a twist. In actuality, it turned out to be a little more, an actually satisfying film, that I enjoyed a lot.

It starts off with the regular bunch of teenagers in a high school class, geeks, wierdos, assholes, jocks, loners, etc, including Seann William Scott from the American Pie films. The class is preparing to board a plane to France, but the main character, played by Ali Larter, has a premonition of the plane exploding and everyone inside dying. He panics and leaves the plane, six people leave with him, including their teacher, a jock and his girlfriend, a random girl, and Alex's two friends. Shortly after, the plane leaves without them and explodes, Alex's prediction coming true. Those seven have cheated death, and for the entire movie from then on, death pursues them and they one by one suffer gruesome deaths.

The way they make these deaths occurr are actually quite interesting and surprising at times, especially the gruesome death of the teacher, which involves, among other things, an exploding computer, and a rack of knives with a towel underneath. Let's just say it's pretty gory, she dies listening to John Denver...The film keeps on coming up with more and more action packed ways for the characters to die as death follows a predestined path of vengeance. Meanwhile, no one believes Alex's predictions, and instead, rightfully so, think he's a kook who probably makes the "predictions" come true himself, and the F.B.I trail him everywhere.

The films conclusion is very satisfying, and a sort of surprise ending in a way that I found quite entertaining...Death can never be defeated...

This is an alright teen thriller, certainly better than the majority of teen and horror movies, and I recommend it for at least a rental...