A serial killer stalks teens on MySpace.
Christian Sesma's incisive screen play exposes the dangers of the internet as no other film ever has succeeded in doing. Powerfully directed by Sesma as well, this terrifically enlightening motion picture uses My Space as a platform for deadly terror against helpless teens. Such a mega social media center of communication is a revealed to be the breeding place for evil that puts youth at risk. Annamarie Pasmino gives what is undoubtedly the performance of a lifetime as an innocent young girl targeted by a hellish online predator. The suspense is almost overwhelming and the thrills unrelenting as the film peels away the layers of horror within the world wide web. The screen play pulls no punches as to how monumental the struggle is for law enforcement to protect and in effect rescue misguided teenagers from the worst threat of all: themselves. Nestor Rodriguez is superb in the role of a police detective tasked with resolving the internet maze and he does magnificently in showing the frustration and anger he feels. The film is ultimately a significant cautionary tale that should be seen by every parent and potential teenage victim.
Mike Hatton, who plays the killer, also makes a cameo appearance as a newscaster at the end of the film.
When Zeke chases after Isabel early on in the movie the mole on her forehead is on the left side in distance shots and on the right side in close ups. It happens several times.