Not an inventive evolution of teen horror so much as an inevitable one, Levan Gabriadze’s computer-confined thriller unfolds entirely on the desktop of Blaire (Shelley Hennig) as she and her friends find themselves teased and tormented by the ghost of a girl cyberbullied into committing suicide a year before.
The real-time narrative cleverly replicates the easily distracted experience of actual computer usage, but the spirit’s eventual scare tactics lead to a series of disappointingly tame confrontations involving a lot of video interference and shrieking.
