Unfriended: Dark Web

The film is preposterously conceived, but Stephen Susco so tightly, excitingly executes it that you hardly notice.

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Perhaps it's no fun because it's just too real. There's never a moment of wondering what is going on.

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Don't know the definition of trephination? Fear not — or fear a lot — when this goofy browser-based horror sequel Googles it.

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A low-budget follow-up to the 2014 horror, taking place entirely on a laptop screen, isn’t always convincing but boasts some inventive suspense

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And lurking beneath the surface of Dark Web is a deceptively complex relationship between Matias and Amaya. Much like 2018's crossover hit A Quiet Place,

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Shady chat rooms, snuff films, and Facebook — is Unfriended: Dark Web a warning about life online in 2018, or 2004?

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“Unfriended: Dark Web” Kills Its Horror Fun by Believing in the Trolls

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First-timer Stephen Susco directs the sequel to 'Unfriended,' the surprise hit all-on-a-laptop thriller.

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This second internet horrorshow lacks the immediacy and the relatability of its predecessor

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Unfriended: Dark Web takes all the most engaging and horrifying techno-horror qualities from Unfriended and wipes the cache disappointingly clean.

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I'm torn: should I laugh or yell at the lousy anti-internet horror film "Unfriended: Dark Web?"

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The internet is a terrifying place... except in this horror movie.

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