Death of a Vlogger

Don't watch this movie if the following are dealbreakers:

It's a found footage/mockumentary.

It's not scary.

It's an indie meta art piece more than a fun gratuitous genre flick.

All that said, it's well made and definitely worth a watch if you're searching for a bearable found footage movie.

DON'T REVIEW FOUND FOOTAGE MOVIES IF YOU HATE ALL FOUND FOOTAGE MOVIES.

Let me start by saying the other 10/10 review is 100% fake and the reviewer was either involved with the production or was paid to write it, that being said it kept my attention and I watched all the way to the end, a few nice jump scares and the acting was not that bad neither was it that good but I've seen worse, if you have nothing better to watch and have an hour and half to spare give it a go

Serviceable film in found footage style. Nothing new, decently acted. Tries to be tense but that doesn't happen. More interesting as a psychological study but incomplete in that. Watchable.

I don't know what I expected this movie to be, but whatever I thought, this was not it. It's not really scar, but it did have a few solid laughs. Overall the movie is interesting in how it deals with our ever growing relationship with social media and kept me engaged the entire time. I still can't tell if the movie is silly for all it's twists or brilliant. Either way, totally worth a watch.

First turn off was the title, as there are so many channels and wannabe celebrities online, who to follow becomes overwhelming. But I started watching and thought the acting was bad until I realized that if it felt amateurish, then it was well acted! As the film progresses and the host needs to project emotions across his vlog and into the actual film audience, you realize his amateur acting was, well, an act. If you are left wondering at the end, what the film was supposed to be, then the makers made a good film. Is it real world "reality" or made up? What is reality? Can you trust your eyes anymore? Fake, real, ethics, honor, honesty, entertainment, real world or internet cruelty, addiction, moral dilemmas, psychological trauma? It is all there. One of those movies that I am glad I got past the title and ambiguous synopsis.