Don't hang up's reviews
Media reviews
Los Angeles Times
It?s a taut, if somewhat hysterical, cycle of bait and switch, twists and turns, retribution, vengeance and mental torture payback for immature mind games with deadly results. It resolves itself in a dark, Kafka-esque ending that renders ?Don?t Hang Up? almost a fable and definitely a cautionary tale.
New York Times
The writer, Joe Johnson, and directors, Damien Macé and Alexis Wajsbrot, have a few surprises, but not enough to make this anything other than a formulaic story of teenagers behaving badly and getting what?s coming to them.
The Hollywood Reporter
In 'Don?t Hang Up', internet pranking reaches deadly extremes, but in this case it?s too superficial a concept to make for much of a thriller, which requires a more immersive experience than the film can deliver.