Happy Death Day

   Tree wakes up in a dormroom after a night of intense partying, as her ringtone starts to play, indicating her birthday. Tree gets on with her day, not treating her special day like it's something else than a regular Monday. During the evening, as she is on her way to a party, Tree is brutally murdered by an unknown person, wearing the mask representing her campus' mascot.
   Tree wakes up in a dormroom after a nigh of intense partying, and realizes the people around her are saying the same things, acting the same way, as the day before. It is still Monday. When attending the party during the evening of her birthday, Tree is brutally murdered.
   Tree wakes up in a dormroom after a night of intense partying, and realizes that somehow, she's re-living the same day, over and over and over again, being killed every single time. Soon enough, a friend of hers comes up with the theory that if she manages to figure out who's killing her, she might be able to break the cycle and get on with her life.
   This movie, in real Groundhog Day spirit, is a great film with an, amazingly enough, positive message about being selfcentered. I absolutely loved it, although I'm a well-known slasher movie fan, so that probably doesn't come as a surprise to anyone. But not only the plot is interesting. The killer is intense, the characters managed to be both scared to death and hilarious at the same time, the social message is inspired and the camera work admirable. All these things come together to make an amazing movie, definetly worth watching.