Unfriended (2015)

i must have seen a different film!!

best movie i've ever seen.

Absolutely the worst movie.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

I don't get all the hate, really. I thought it was very creative how they used a computer screen to show the story. Sure, it didn't have the most surprising story or surprising ending, but it was entertaining. Very entertaining. I can't really review the horror aspect of it since I practically never get horrified or scared while watching horror movies, but it definitely had its own charm. The way the computers are being hacked- it was not even close to how computers are hacked in real life. At least, I guess so based on my own knowledge. I'm not a hacker. So if you can't stand such a flaw and if it would just annoy you the entire time instead of focusing on the movie itself- then it's probably better not to watch it at all. Other than that- if you're looking for some entertaining horror flick then go for it. This is a good way to spend your time. Trust me. I've seen enough terrible, bad, awful horror movies and this one is not one of them.

So, I saw Unfriended: Dark Web the other day and after reading reviews I found out that it was a sequel. Being that Dark Web was so terrible I figured the first one had to be at least decent since they made a sequel. HA!Isn't it the point of a scary movie that you don't want the main character(s) to be killed? Sure, there maybe one or two people who you couldn't care less about but for the most part you're supposed to be rooting for someone right?I could not wait until this merry band of faux friends was wiped out. OMG the yelling and bickering was so unbearable I just wanted them dead to kill the noise. This movie was found footage style like many scary movies before it except the footage was computer cameras from a group Skype chat. Every one of these friends was in some way responsible for cyber-bullying and causing Laura Barns to commit suicide. Now Laura is out to get revenge from the beyond.Between the long spans of watching a text thread and other typing and the yelling back and forth between "friends" I was annoyed. The movie cycled between monotonous and irritating with some gnarly deaths sprinkled in here and there. Making a feature length film with mostly a computer screen and talking heads is not a winning formula. This could've been an OK Black Mirror episode at best but not a movie.

First of all, "Unfriended" depicts perfectly how the majority of teenagers today behave inside a circle of friends. Now, commenting if that is how they "should" behave is a totally different subject.Second, for its interesting format, the movie's premise found the perfect demographic to display its plot, a group of misfits each different than the other, each with something to hide. The characters were designed in such way to not root for any of them, which I felt almost from the beginning and the ending gives us a great moral and that is "to be a better friend".I have to admit, going in the first 10 minutes, I did tend to turn it off, because it didn't really feel like a theatrical release, but more like someone used a software to record a Skype session. Plus, for someone who would know how to use a computer well, you would find some inconsistencies but nothing major to disrupt the plot or to make it unwatchable.Before finding out it was supernatural, I really wished it was some sort of a real revenge and not a paranormal haunting, but nevertheless it ultimately delivered into a average to decent horror film.

This is totally one of the worst movies I have and will have witnessed. The movie ends, and you're sitting there, whispering internally to yourself, "What is the point?", "Did I enjoy?", "Did I benefit?", "Should my popcorn have gone with another movie ?"The concept of "Cyber-horror" was fine, it was not handled before but there had been so much potential, but this was so not the way it should've been represented, the idea was so unauthentic and non-genuine and I felt like there was no horror because everything was to be expected, plus, 1h30 felt just too long.1/10