Masters of Horror: Right to Die starts late one night as married couple Abby (Julia Anderson) & Ciff Addison (Martin Donovan) are driving home, however while talking Cliff is distracted & crashes into a tree that has fallen across the road
.<br /><br />The film is a great example of how to make a horror film, and the film's director, John Carpenter, has done a superb job of making it a very unique and unique film. The film has great acting, great locations, amazing music, a unique story, incredible special effects, superb special effect effects and a terrific soundtrack. It's a film that will leave you with a sense of dread and terror. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys horror films.
 and the two are killed. Abby is then taken to the hospital where she is treated for her injuries. She is later taken back home to her family & Abby's father is killed by the same man who killed her husband. The family is now in a state where they are forced to live with their own families & the family's only hope is to have a baby. This is where the film begins to get interesting. It is a very dark and disturbing film that is very well done, but it is not a great film. I would recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a dark, disturbing horror film with a good story. If you are looking to see a film about a family that are in the throes of a divorce or divorce, this may be a perfect film for you. However, if you want to watch a horror movie that deals with the death of your loved ones, then this is the perfect movie for that. You will not be disappointed. 8/10. Recommended. 4/5. 7/20. 9/30. 10/40. 11/50. 12/60. 13/70. 14/80. 15/90. 16/100. 17/120. 18/130. 19/150. 20/200