A young graduate student is tormented by a stalker who hacks into her electronic devices and monitors her every move.A young graduate student is tormented by a stalker who hacks into her electronic devices and monitors her every move.A young graduate student is tormented by a stalker who hacks into her electronic devices and monitors her every move.
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- TriviaThe movie is based on the viral clip "webcam", produced by a german student graduate
- ConnectionsReferences Hủy Kết Bạn (2014)
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Written by Marc Lawrence, 'Brett Smith', 'Charles Dorismond'
Produced by Marc Lawrence and 'Brett Smith'
Performed by 'Bigga Haitian'
Courtesy of Walkup Records
Featured review
Genuinely disquieting
There's a lot of negative reviews for this film and, while I can see some of the issues pointed out by other users, I actually liked this much more than expected.
I found this film to be quite disturbing. It's a slow burn and yes, the fact that the entire film is shot on hand held devices can be a bit off-putting. I found it really effective though, and a simple way to highlight our reliance on technology. There are screens everywhere - I'm writing this on my phone and my laptop is open playing a series on my TV.
As a woman who has lived alone and has had her fair share of creeps, this movie builds the sense of dread quite well. Others have commented on its boring nature, but for me it was effective simply because it was about the quotidian activities of our lives - there's no horror, no major twists and turns, it's just about the life of one fairly ordinary (albeit pretty damn gorgeous) young woman.
That's why it works. She's realistic and relatable so seeing the escalation of the stalker's actions and its impact on her life and the people around her is super creepy.
I found this film to be quite disturbing. It's a slow burn and yes, the fact that the entire film is shot on hand held devices can be a bit off-putting. I found it really effective though, and a simple way to highlight our reliance on technology. There are screens everywhere - I'm writing this on my phone and my laptop is open playing a series on my TV.
As a woman who has lived alone and has had her fair share of creeps, this movie builds the sense of dread quite well. Others have commented on its boring nature, but for me it was effective simply because it was about the quotidian activities of our lives - there's no horror, no major twists and turns, it's just about the life of one fairly ordinary (albeit pretty damn gorgeous) young woman.
That's why it works. She's realistic and relatable so seeing the escalation of the stalker's actions and its impact on her life and the people around her is super creepy.
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- Budget
- $500,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $21,214
- Runtime1 hour 20 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1 / (high definition)
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