A.M.I.

Corny phone thrillers are my thing. However, she's only supposed to be 17??!!! She's clearly like 30.

It's an interesting story, get on a bus or walk into a coffee shop, and everyone has their heads buried in their phones, somewhat obsessional, this film tries to tap into that idea, and for some bits of the film it does. Let's be clear this isn't a horror, it lacks thrills or scares, it's pretty slow paced. It's well acted, although every single character is pretty loathsome, so there's nobody you can warm to, or empathize with, frankly you won't care less what happens to any of them. It filled a bored hour and a bit, I wouldn't watch it again, but the concept is a decent one. 5/10

Everyone in this movie is so stereotyped, the characters are forgettable. There was one second of the fluffiest cat I have ever seen. It was the best thing in the movie.

Sarah's whole character was laughable. Not the actress. The actress did great with what she had. However, it was like no one has ever met a female in their lives. The males were written by someone who hated jocks in high school. All the characters have no soul and you just instantly regret watching it. The writing is so bad "Dunk the junk" was mention in a real conversation in there...three times.

Two star. Would give it zero if it wasn't for creative concept and, of course, Hannah the cat. Best two seconds in the whole movie. Would pet IRL.

Other than this being a time filler (a movie to watch when you've basically exhausted all the decent horrors on Netflix) I noticed something that bugged me. It wasn't the actors being WAY too old or the other stuff mentioned in reviews. I noticed that every time the video recorded by her 'friend' each time it was played was different to what was recorded first time. I'm a bit of a continuity freak and usually it's laughable but this just added to the overall shoddy feel of the movie, that's before you consider all the other plot holes etc. Just wondering if it's just me that noticed this little goof.

Would only recommend if you're a teenager or out of options and want a thriller and not a good one at that.

This is the problem with this film. Hard to take it seriously when the lead actor looks like she should picking her daughter up from highschool not attending one. I keep trying to figure out in the beginning if they were in college or what. Then I find out they're supposed to be in highschool?