Don't Log Off

This is one of those movies where you just hate everyone in it. The characters are almost too stupid to function, and I found myself wanting them all to die. A thriller has to be somewhat relatable in order for it to keep you emotionally invested. It's difficult to relate when you can't stop rolling your eyes. I almost just turned it off, but I wanted to see why they were disappearing. My curiosity got the better of me, otherwise I could've saved myself an hour and a half. I felt compelled to leave a review just to balance out the people that are somehow giving this 9 or 10 stars. Anyone who somehow sees this as a 10 star film in the same tier as Shawshank Redemption shouldn't be allowed to vote in any future presidential elections. Three stars because it was at least intriguing enough to keep me tuned in, even though I almost fast forwarded to the end just to get to the point and move on.

Performances swing so hard for "dramatic" that they become unintentionally funny. Terrible acting with exaggerated reactions and mugging that feel more like a parody than a thriller. Characters behave in ways that make no sense, which kills any tension before it can build.

The story feels stitched together: scenes repeat the same beats, nothing meaningful develops, and then the movie simply stops. The ending is so unsatisfying especially after being subject to such an awful plot. It's like they wrote a setup and never bothered to finish the script. TOP 5 WORST MOVIES. All time. No question . Everyone involved should be ashamed.

I'm not the biggest blood and guts or supernatural horror movie person, so really enjoyed watching this movie. It feels like a throwback to a classic suspense thriller but with a modern sensibility. The mystery kept me guessing and it was an entertaining ride the whole way through. Can't believe the cast and crew was able to film most of this thing at the height of 2020!

There were some other movies like this during the pandemic, and some of them were even quite fun. Unfriended, I remember, and the slightly less engaging Unfriended 2 - Dark Web Boogaloo, and there were some others.

This follows the same formula - you get to see the screens of the actors as they either react or blind-react to things that happen on the other feeds, and one or two are streaming from their phones while out doing the scary stuff.

The premise is basic, the plot is decent but not exciting, and it is a wholly serviceable but unremarkable piece of film.

Opening starts with a tragedy, and I can't wait to see if it comes into play later in the film.

We've got our characters dealing with the new life that covid 19 put the world through, and something is off already.

This is a bonkers "who done it", everybody is acting beyond foolish and making rash decisions. This was actually not that bad, and it's kind of fun "in a punch you in the face" kinda way.