Anything that aims to explore the subject and consequences of cyber-bullying earns respect. Cyber-bullying is a very relevant and tough subject, one that needs to be talked about and made awareness of more and dealt with more seriously than it is, considering the suicide rate that has stemmed from it. It does pain me to say this, because part of me really wanted to admire it because of the subject, but '#Horror' does not do a good job at all with the subject. Not only is it one of the most catastrophic wastes of great potential that has been seen in any film from personal experience, it is a real horror of a film on its own merits. '#Horror' is a complete failure at showing the full horrors of this subject, in fact it doesn't really do anything with it and the viewer is actually distracting by how badly every component is done to appreciate anything that the film says. For one thing, it is agreed that '#Horror' looks terrible. It is drably and too darkly lit and the photography tries to be clever, or seems to think it is, but is instead self-indulgent and chaotic. Worst of all is the editing, this gave me a headache and made my head swim and the film is lucky that it didn't cause a seizure. It is very obvious that this was a directing debut, because there is no style and there is a real sense of being ill at ease with the material and that there was no idea how to direct the film or what to do with it. Music-wise, it's over-obvious and intrusive. It never adds anything to the atmosphere and is even discordant with it. Sound is muddied. The script is awkward and never rings true, with a lot of ridiculousness and unintentional humour. It fails to say anything illuminating, it doesn't really say much at all. Learnt nothing and felt nothing, for such a subject that couldn't have been a worse thing to commit. As said, the full horrors are half-baked at best and not really explored, there is no tension, suspense or emotional impact. Pacing is a big issue, the film takes far too long to get going with a story that is mostly uneventful, and then the last third is very rushed.Felt nothing for the truly obnoxious characters, ones that are not developed at all pretty much and behave in a way that makes one hate them so much rather than empathise or relate, and the acting is incredibly bad with the more dependable bigger names used poorly that you forget they're even there.Overall, horrific. 1/10 Bethany Cox

Bit weird , not good , genuinely considering looking into any previous criminal convictions of anyone who was remotely involved with the release of this monstrosity. Seriously. The scariest part of this movie was that it was made . I can literally think of 1.5 million things that Money would be better spent on than the 1.5 million dollars that went into making this . This total waste of time . To whoever okayed this . The fact that you have the time and money to do this , is more unsettling and thought provoking than anything in this (and I genuinely hesitate to use this word) film. I'm done... I am just so completely done. Shame on all of you.

Holy hell! What a waste of a movie. There are so many things wrong with this that I have a problem knowing where to start. I suppose we can start with the glaring issue. This movie is a mix of Mickey Mouse Club, Scream, and To Catch a Predator. Its a movie that consist of 12 year old girls being stalked and slashed to death.Even though the basic plot of 12 year olds being brutally killed isn't something that I was overly excited to get to, it took what felt like an entire movie to develop the characters. The constant and sudden flashes of a cellphone was more than obnoxious after minute 15 of the movie.Just. Don't. Watch. This. Movie.

This movie is a confused, jumbled mess. It looks like the dialogue was mostly improvised on the spot. Worst thing I've sat all the way through in a long time. The 12 year old teeny bopper girls are downright annoying. The visual effects are headache inducing. The opening credits flash by so quickly that I had to look up on IMDb to confirm that I saw Timothy Hutton's name. Do yourself a favor and skip this. It's awful.