A group of five college graduates rent a cabin in the woods and begin to fall victim to a horrifying flesh-eating virus, which attracts the unwanted attention of the homicidal locals.


I'm not sure what should I call this movie. Horror? Thriller? Comedy? Or the weird one? I'm so sorry Eli but I'm not enjoying your movie.

I skip the first 30 minutes of this movie because its not important at all, at all. The teens babbling over the 30 minutes and I have no idea what they're talking about. They're trying to put some joke, but for me their performance are a joke.

Jokes that they're laugh at its not funny for me. I keep raising my eyebrows everytime one of them tell the joke and I was like no dude stop. Their acting is awful *sorry :( Their acting its not natural. Its like they're not scared of what happened with them. I feel no sympathy for the characters, I hope all the characters die so this movie could end.

You called this thriller? No, I believe Eli can be more sadistic than this. Their effects its looks like its coming from 80's movie. Come on you made this in 00's why can't you make it look more real?

There are parts in the movie that had absolutely no relation to the plot whatsoever. Like some horror movies, there's a nude scene. Boobs, having sex, lame jokes, stupid teenagers its what I got from this movie.

I'm gonna say, if you are bored and have no idea you can watch this. If you likely to scared you can watch this as a starters before you watch another movie that has more sadistic scene.

Enjoying college life as a popular student, Laura shares everything with her more than 800 friends on Facebook. But one day, after accepting a friend request from a social outcast named Marina, Laura's life is cursed, and her closest friends begin dying cruel deaths.

Friend Request is an average social media themed horror movie that entertains throughout and enough jump scares to keep your hearbeat racing.

I enjoyed Friend Request more than I thought I would. It's not the worst movie ever, it looks good, the acting is good enough. The dialogue between the characters is quite natural

I love the way Liesl Ahlers playing Marina. With limited amount of lines and screen time to establish her character, but Ahlers makes it work without overdramatic delivery. And I love Ahlers makeup and outfit.

The internet can be a very dark place. It's that way because people feel more comfortable saying how they truly feel on matters when they're hidden behind a computer screen, rather than being face to face with someone. The film seems to be trying to hint about being careful who you talk to online, or the dangers of our obsession with internet culture.  

If you have a plan for sleepover in this weekend with your friends, this is the kind of movie you probably watched at a sleepover *as a teenager*.