Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror

Deep and detail coverage of what happened in South Korea Nov 2019 until early 2020, known as Baksa and GodGod scandals. Young girls were being framed, harrassed and bullied online, forced to take naked photos of themselves and doing unimaginable things online. This semi documentary movie covers the topic in a thorough way from all perspectives involved. One thing's missing: perpetrator's perspective and why did he do it, but I guess the families involved were reluctant to make statements in front of the camera.

Best 10/10.

This is the best Internet topic in a while. A must watch for every teenager and for parents. Don't miss this. Watch as soon as possible without thinking twice.

When I want to listen to the violin, I will open this documentary. The victims should have talked more. There is no reason why every event should be made into a documentary. Some are newsworthy, some have documentary value.

Deeply disturbing case that all should be aware of.

I just wish the case was told with less fillers (animations, slow motion walking, lengthy text message tappings etc). It led to a very slow tempo documentary.

The fillers could have been traded for attention to the court case, the impact this case has made to modern society and legal implications of cyber crimes.

As hard as it is to watch, parents need to see this. We all know there are dangers on the internet however this is just horrible and it only takes one click to ruin your child's life. And it is real - I can tell you that it is worldwide and it just doesn't happen to girls as I recently saw a news warning in Chicago suburbs where a teen boy left a suicide note describing the same exact thing that happened to him. When I first heard about it I thought how could this happen. Thank goodness the investigation took place and the biggest offenders were arrested but the after affects and more dangers are still out there.