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Film · 2018

Unfriended: Dark Web

Directed by Stephen Susco · starring Colin Woodell, Stephanie Nogueras and Betty Gabriel

  • 1 h 32 min
  • 15
  • Horror · Mystery · Thriller
  • USARussia
  • Released in the UK 9 August 2018
  • 5.7 AverageMovieNCo
  • 5.4 Users9 votes
  • 6.1 Critics8 reviews

Synopsis

Matias (Colin Woodell) has bough a new laptop in which he discovers a hidden cache of a series of files that have been deleted. It is then when he realizes that he has bought a stolen computer and he may be monitored from the webcam. Even so, he logs in Skype with his friends to explore the computer and play, and they all end up going into the dark web, the depths of the Internet, full of dark secrets (including criminal activities of all kind) until they realize that, indeed, they have been watched the whole time. That someone who has been watching them will do everything he can to protect the dark web and the anonymity of all their users. Unlike its predecesor, the threat isn't supernatural and it's based in real life threats. Besides, it has no plot relation to the the first one.

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The essentials

Runtime
92 min1 hour and 32 minutes
Budget
$1mBlumhouse Productions
Box office
$3.7m3.7 times its budget
Rating
15Suitable only for 15 years and over
How long is Unfriended: Dark Web?
1 hour and 32 minutes (92 minutes).
When was Unfriended: Dark Web released in the UK?
It was released in the UK on 9 August 2018.
Who directed Unfriended: Dark Web?
Stephen Susco.
Who is in Unfriended: Dark Web?
It stars Colin Woodell, Stephanie Nogueras, Betty Gabriel and Rebecca Rittenhouse.
Where can I watch Unfriended: Dark Web?
In the UK it is available to rent on Apple TV and Prime Video.
How much did Unfriended: Dark Web make?
It took $3.7 million in US. It cost $1 million.
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Director
Stephen Susco
Writers
Stephen Susco

Videos and trailers

All 3 videos

Photos and posters

All 11 photos

Reviews

All 8 reviews
5.4 9 votes
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What the critics say average 6.1 from 8 outlets

  • 7.0 Vanity FairK. Austin Collins 'Dark Web' works as a dumb, thrilling horror movie, even if filled with the usual buffet of twentysomething archetypes, movie-hero hubris, cringeworthy romance, and a villain whose mysterious… Read
  • 6.7 IndiewireEric Kohn The script lacks bite, save some wry meta-commentary on the movie?s existence (including a passing reference to ?horror transmedia?). Nevertheless, Susco follows the well-worn path of using the… Read
  • 6.7 The PlaylistKimber Myers 'Unfriended: Dark Web' isn?t afraid of hinting at some truly unsettling stuff, and it?s all the more troubling given (some of) its plausibility. The result of watching this shouldn?t just be staying… Read

Box office

Weekend by weekend
  • Budget $1m
  • US $3.7m
  • UK £223,110

Soundtrack

All 12 songs
  1. Wrong TurnThe Tambo Rays Spotify
  2. The Great DivideDevarrow Spotify
  3. Trouble in the WorldMystic Roots Band Spotify
  4. Fall Off the MoonThe Technicolors

Trivia

All 7 facts
  • Different endings

    The movie has two different endings in its theatrical version.

  • In the dark web

    The director himself uploaded the trailer in the dark web first.

  • A different sequel

    One of the first ideas for the sequel starred Laura Barns as antagonist again, this time against a group of college students in a game night for their participation in her humiliation and death.

  • A different title

    The first title was supposed to be 'Unfriended: Game Night', but it was probably changed to avoid confusions with John Francis Daley and Jonathan M. Goldstein's 'Game Night'.

  • Tribute to...

    The movie plays tribute to the 2013 'The Den', movie in which the main characters face a killer who enjoys tortures, kidnappings and murders online.

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