37: A Final Promise (shown onscreen as 37) is a 2014 American romantic drama film directed by Randall Batinkoff and starring himself and Scottie Thompson. The film is about a rockstar who plans to commit suicide at age 37 and released to negative reviews.

• Randall Batinkoff as Adam
• Scottie Thompson as Jemma
• Tricia Helfer as Christina
• Kate Nauta as Dani
• Scott Wolf as Sean Raydo
• Leon Robinson as Dr. Koehm
• Bruce Davison as Psychic

The music was composed by Cathleen Flynn.^[1]

1. Under Control (Carey Ott) 5:03
2. Pablo Picasso (Carey Ott) 4:01
3. Q (Carey Ott) 5:30
4. No Answer (Dark Chapter) 4:13
5. Burn Away (Dark Chapter) 4:50
6. Temporary Suicide (Dark Chapter) 4:36
7. Let's Go (Francesco Riva) 1:34
8. True Lies (Monroe) 3:24
9. Photograph (Kate Nauta) 4:14
10. Seagulls in Flight (Cathleen Flynn & Francesco Riva) 3:19
11. Love in Mind (Alex Wise) 4:07
12. Jemma Angel (Cathleen Flynn & Francesco Riva) 1:42
13. I Do (Cathleen Flynn & Francesco Riva) 1:58
14. Jemma's Wish (Cathleen Flynn & Francesco Riva) 2:09
15. The End Montage (Cathleen Flynn) 2:43
16. Jemma's Song (Francesco Riva) 3:08
17. Be All You Can Be (Hilary Lambert) 3:20

Total length: 59:51

A critic from The Hollywood Reporter wrote that "But ultimately 37: A Final Promise proves as awkward as its ungainly title".^[2] A critic from Variety wrote that "Although it slyly teases its audience with hints of paranormal activity in the early going, “37: A Final Promise” gradually emerges an old-fashioned tearjerker set to a goth-rock soundtrack".^[3] A critic from The New York Times wrote that "The film announces at the beginning that it was “inspired by actual events,” but it feels manipulative more often than genuine".^[4] A critic from Los Angeles Times wrote that "Based in part on the story of author-life coach-stylist-musician Guy Blews, the film “37: A Final Promise” comes off as a paranormal and schizophrenic take on a Lifetime movie with themes of terminal illness and assisted suicide".^[5]