im SHOOK.....posting this from my smart phone so clearly didnt learn my lesson

Glorying suicide because of social media. Not a great ending for today's young generation BUT everything before that was funny.

The movie is an inventive and shrewd satire of the way social media can be used to describe and distort the lives of users.

It’s a forgettable film, but what it says about the debilitating effect of technological abuse is sickening enough to make you think twice about upgrading your smartphone.

The film manages to look at its characters with empathy and understanding, while simultaneously refusing to endorse their actions. And because of that, Matt Spicer’s directorial debut proves to be one of the more successful takes on the social media generation to hit the silver screen.

Alex Welch

IGN