Don't Click

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Don't Click

Released Dec 11, 2020

1h 18m

Horror

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Twenty-one year old Josh (Valter Skarsgard) tries to convince his roommate/best friend, Zane (Mark Koufos), to join him at a party. Zane declines the invitation, claiming he has to study, but instead decides to surf the web for some new porn. A sexually graphic pop-up catches Zane's attention; he can't take his eyes off the screen... what kind of porn is this? He takes the bait--he clicks. Later that night, Josh comes back to an empty apartment. Zane's laptop is still open but there's no sign of Zane... something doesn't feel right. Zane's laptop screen starts flashing and that's the last thing Josh can remember as he groggily wakes up to find Zane in a dank, surreal cellar with no way out. Josh tries everything he can to save both his friend and himself from a dangerous entity that begins to take control of their bodies and minds, but his biggest challenge to escape may be himself.

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Daniel Gorman

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Don't Click is a boring, unpleasant, and intellectually bankrupt exercise in literal torture porn that only masquerades as an indictment of its ... audience.

Jun 5, 2021

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Jeffrey Lyles

Lyles' Movie Files

The best news for every other mediocre, abysmal and outfight awful film of 2020? They're only competing for second worst film of the year thanks to this atrocity.

Rated: 0/10

Dec 29, 2020

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Martyn Conterio

CineVue

[Director Kim G-hey] and co-writer Courtney Ellum have crafted a vital morality lesson about the perils of screen entertainment. It's more Michael Haneke's Funny Games than Eli Roth's splatstick shenanigans.

Rated: 4/5

Sep 4, 2020

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Shaun Munro

Flickering Myth

Questionable stylistic choices and a lack of satirical nous rob Don't Click of its knowingly trashy potential.

Rated: 1/5

Aug 30, 2020

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Landon J

This is not good acting and there is no great story here. It seems the makers are trying to pawn it off as a philosophical masterpiece and say this is some sort of artsy film. Way off, it ain't. What we have is a shaggy Goosebumps episode about paranormal vengeance on creeps who watch violent, weirdo torture porno and a message from the dead lady Christmas past that you will be judged no matter if you produce it or watch it(consumer). Since both are necessary to keep it alive. It had some intriguing scenes but as a story thumbs down overall. It sadly missed the basic mark for me of producing an interesting plot worth watching . 1.5/5

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12/19/20

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Audience Member

Very creepy movie! Catherine Howard is a true horror actress! She is able to show off her range of acting skills in this movie.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/02/23

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Audience Member

Catherine Howard was the stand out in the film!! Definitely worth the watch!!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

02/01/23

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Audience Member

Horrible acting, horrible writing, horrible everything. Don't waste your time.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

01/12/23

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Twenty-one year old Josh (Valter Skarsgard) tries to convince his roommate/best friend, Zane (Mark Koufos), to join him at a party. Zane declines the invitation, claiming he has to study, but instead decides to surf the web for some new porn. A sexually graphic pop-up catches Zane's attention; he can't take his eyes off the screen... what kind of porn is this? He takes the bait--he clicks. Later that night, Josh comes back to an empty apartment. Zane's laptop is still open but there's no sign of Zane... something doesn't feel right. Zane's laptop screen starts flashing and that's the last thing Josh can remember as he groggily wakes up to find Zane in a dank, surreal cellar with no way out. Josh tries everything he can to save both his friend and himself from a dangerous entity that begins to take control of their bodies and minds, but his biggest challenge to escape may be himself.

Director: G-Hey Kim
Screenwriter: Courtney Ellum
Distributor: Gravitas Ventures
Genre: Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Dec 11, 2020, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 11, 2020
Runtime: 1h 18m

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