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Hm, something new, and it totally worth to watch. .

The most original horror movie ever

Ayee I really liked this. I got so scared, the whole laptop thing really freaked me out, watching this home alone in my bedroom at night, minimal lighting and oh gosh. I was geniuenly at the edge of my seat so many times. I'm constantly on my laptop, so this got almost too real for me. I didn't think it would be this interesting, but it's one of my favorites that I've watched this year.

A unique, worth watching movie. It wasn't very scary but it was definitely creepy and the plot was engaging. Really deserved better ratings.

It was way better than I expected. When I first saw the entire movie was gonna be "skype" based I thought it was gonna be really boring, but I was wrong.
Different from all types of horror movies that are being released right now. I truly, truly enjoyed it.

The movie was pretty good, the desktop PoV was a very original one, the cast did a good job, there is not much to change, maybe shorten a couple of sequences at the mid that where a bit too long and ruined the mood for me, and the last 5 secs too. If not for the few details id give it a 10/10 indie horror score.

I'm inclined to agree with other commentators here: the movie is better than it's ratings suggest!

it was really good but i did not understand the ending!!!

rumour has it.. you have to die

I actually found this to be far better than I was expecting. Really creepy and entertaining. For those who have never seen this, but love dark psychological terror-type films, I highly recommend this. It's part psychological terror and part supernatural horror and the combination just really worked for me. Note, however, that if you've never seen this, you need to be aware of one major issue: This was produced in 2013 (maybe 2014?) and because "streaming" technology back then wasn't quite as "streaming" as it is now, you may get frustrated at the depiction of technology as it was back in the day: buffering, glitching, connections dropping, etc...but hey, that's how technology worked 10-12 years ago. It was "good", yes, but it was still improving (and still is today). Also note that the entire film - the ENTIRE FILM - is a webcam/group chat session; there is no "live" interaction between the characters. (On a humorous note, I kept wanting to go to "full screen" mode because their chat session wasn't in Full Screen, and it was driving me nuts. LOL) If you're aware of those two things (the older glitchy technology and the "chat session" setting of the film) I think it helps with enjoying the film. This was the first time I'd ever watched it and I was ignorant of those two things so I wasn't really sure about it... especially when the opening credits of the movie started "buffering", causing me to wonder if the streaming site was having issues. The acting didn't have to be super top-notch because, again, there was no real interaction; it was a group chat setting for the entire film, but the cast DID carry their roles really well, I thought. Very little in the way of soundtrack, either, as most of the film was centered around a chat session and it didn't call for a lot of background music/effects. Overall, I was very pleasantly surprised with this and especially at only 82 minutes, it was definitely worth sitting through at least once.