First to Die

A group of four women, including a journalist, a police detective, a psychologist, and a medical examiner, band together after a brutal murder. They discover a pattern of killings targeting women and realize they might be next. The women must race against time to uncover the killer's identity and motives before they become the next victims.

As a made-for-television movie, 'First to Die' received a generally mixed to average reception. Critics and audiences found it to be a fairly standard thriller with predictable plot points but appreciated the suspense and the ensemble cast's efforts to elevate the material. It was noted for its straightforward pacing and adherence to genre conventions.

• The film offers a decent, if unoriginal, suspenseful ride.
• The premise of women banding together against a serial killer is a familiar but engaging one.
• Performances are adequate, though the script sometimes falters.

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The movie is based on the novel of the same name by author James Patterson, which is part of his 'Women's Murder Club' series.