El juego de la muerte

Who'd have thought it? Well if you follow (no pun intended) horror movies you won't be too surprised ... maybe you will be surprised that someone else than the US has taken up that theme and ran with it ... and not in a bad way at all to be honest ... this has some bite and a story to back it up ... not super coherent and maybe too on the nose ... but nonetheless ... it is there.

And there may be online (in the cloud - that's digital) or on the hard drive ... we sometimes wonder why footage is being taken and kept ... but not everything (and everyone) has to make sense ... the real world has given us plenty examples of that ... acting is well done and if you don't mind the whole shaky cam we record as we go/run ... well there is a lot to cherish ... just suspend your disbelief and let the movie take you on a ride.

This is not even a movie, it was a huge waste of time. Really a nonsense movie with a dry and arid plot, soundtracks at random on random moments, technically terrible (especially in the final scene where the cops open the killer's PC where the screen is out of the picture), silly actors with a few very small exceptions. There are really few words to describe this film nightmare, I find it shameful and especially disrespectful towards the real victims, I appreciated the concept of sending an important message to society, but this is the wrong way. I would have really preferred to watch a news report rather than lose almost two hours of my life to see this scempio that wants to send a very important message but the latter is overwhelmed by a thousand and more mistakes.