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Audio was very drastic. Either super loud or very quiet. The acting was pretty cringy at some points. Especially during the interviews with the LAPD and the PI. Cringe cringe cringe. I feel like if you're trying to mimic a broadcasting app or an 'edgy' Youtuber you would actually try to make the site he is using look real and not like a children's sticker book. Why bother with the extra video effects and making him all yellow and distorted.... save yourself the time and don't watch this movie. The director should probably find a different career.

I'm a sucker for a good, or even an average found footage movie. Unfortunately this was neither of those. It had very few redeeming features. The acting was poor, the story was ridiculous and all over the place, but the most annoying thing for me was the audio. Most of the Facebook posts the main character makes has loud, awful music playing in the back ground, which really distracts from the dialogue. Other "background" music consisted of what sounded like discordant digeridoo played through a distortion pedal. There is a very clumsy message about the dangers of putting your information out on social media, but it is hammered home with such lack of subtlety it loses any impact it may have had.

Look I was totally into this and thought this was gonna be one of those rare gemstone indies but they just bailed on the ending! I would've given this a higher rating had they not ended how they did.

It's low budget but I thought it was made pretty good. I liked the story and while it was subtle, they did a good job of building tension without relying on jump scares.

This wasn't bad. The ending just ruined it for me. They know they ain't right!

An interesting concept. Linda Johnson gets kidnapped live on her streaming acct and we watch her previous postings and various security cameras as to how everything happened. I'll admit some of it was a bit slow. The entire scene with her ex could have been edited down to a few minutes. But, I got caught up in her life and what happened to her through no fault of her own. And I actually liked her, which says a lot. So many times the main character is annoying and I don't care about them. A lot of people didn't know what happened at the very end. I watched the last 20 min several times and I'm positive I figured out what happened. All in all, a good little movie that held my interest right up until the end.

Solid low budget film. A lot of people saying steer well clear and I have to disagree. Unfair evaluations. One person has left a review after watching 15 minutes and then turning it off... I mean... really? Like I said... its low budget, but that doesnt make it a bad thing.

You have more and more questions and concerns growing as the film goes on and it does become quite creepy, not to mention the fact that this is a real-world, real-time issue in our modern society. The main character is easy to like regardless of her naive disposition.

However the ending doesnt answer many questions or even make much sense. Also the cops in the interview room are TERRIBLE actors. Some of the screen graphics are also poor but I'd depends how fussy you really want to be.

Not bad at all. I've wasted my time on much bigger, more popular and bigger budget stuff.