DON'T CLICK

Cinemavixion Review

G-Hey Kim's 2020 horror offering, 'Don't Click,' plunges viewers into a descent of digital dread. The film centers on Josh, whose roommate's disappearance leads him to a sinister pornographic website. What begins as a perceived dark web prank quickly escalates into a terrifying reality when Josh and his friend Zane click on a video, inadvertently unleashing a vengeful supernatural entity. This malevolent force, tethered to the website, can manifest in the physical world, punishing those who dare to watch. The narrative skillfully blurs the lines between the virtual and the real, trapping the protagonists in a desperate battle for their souls against an evil they themselves have invited into existence. While the film boasts a chilling premise and the compelling performances of Valter Skarsgård, Mark Koufos, and Catherine Howard, it garnered a divisive reception, with an IMDb rating of 2.8/10 and a 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, suggesting its execution may not have fully matched its ambitious, nightmarish concept.