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Unfriended is a 2014 American found footage supernatural horror filmdirected by Russo-Georgian director Levan Gabriadze,[4][5][6] written by Nelson Greaves, exec-produced by Jason Blum, co-produced by Adam Sidman, and produced by Timur Bekmambetov and Greaves. The film premiered at the Fantasia Festival on July 20, 2014, and at SXSW on March 13, 2015. It received a theatrical release on April 17, 2015. The film, which is told almost entirely through a high school student's MacBook screen,[7] stars Shelley Hennig as one of several friends who find themselves terrorized online by an anonymous person.[8] The film received mixed to positive reviews from critics, and grossed $64 million against a $1 million budget.
In Fresno, California, high school student Laura Barns is relentlessly bullied after a video of getting heavily drunk at a party is uploaded to YouTubewithout her consent, influencing her to fatally shoot herself in public, with a video of her suicide appearing on LiveLeak. A year later, her former best friend Blaire Lily is in a Skype chat with her boyfriend Mitch Roussel and their classmates Jess Felton, Ken Smith, and Adam Sewell. The group notices a user named "billie227" in their chat, who was not invited by any of the participants. After unsuccessful attempts to disconnect the user, the group suspects their classmate Val Rommel is pranking them. After they invite Val to their chat, Jess's Facebook page is updated with photos of Val at a party. Jess claims she did not upload the photos and deletes them, but the pictures reappear on Adam's account. Val calls the police to report online abuse, and signs off Skype. Blaire is sent a link to a screenshot of a past message in which Val told Laura to kill herself. Val is suddenly brought back into the chat, but then is shown falling to the floor. The five friends soon learn that Val is dead, and that the police have ruled it as a suicide. Ken manages to remove "billie227" from the chat, but Billie resurfaces with a camera view from across his room and disconnects his webcam. Shortly after, it reconnects to show him being attacked by an unseen force and he is shown shoving his hand into a blender, then Ken's skype goes black. It then turns back on, showing Ken smashing the blender and shoving his throat onto the blades, killing himself.
Billie forces the remaining four friends to play a game of Never Have I Ever, stating that the loser of the game will die. All four friends are forced to reveal largely personal secrets which put them at odds with each other: Jess spread a rumor that Blaire had an eating disorder; Blaire crashed Jess' mother's car while drunk; Mitch reported Adam to the police for selling marijuana, which almost got Adam disowned by his father; Mitch also reveals that he kissed Laura behind Blaire's back shortly before her suicide; Jess stole $800 from Adam and Adam himself offered to trade Jess' life for his own. Adam finally loses his temper and uses the game to force Blaire to reveal that she is no longer a virgin, having had sex with him twice behind Mitch's back, with Billie uploading a YouTube video which proves the claim. Mitch retaliates by forcing Adam to admit that he gave a fellow classmate named Ashley Dane roofies at a party, date-raped her when she was unconscious, and forced her to get an abortion when she discovered that she was pregnant.
Shortly after, Blaire and Adam receive messages sent remotely to their printers. Mitch demands that Blaire reveal her note and threatens to leave the call if she does not. Billie messages Blaire and tells her that Mitch will die if he leaves. In a moment of panic, Blaire shows her message on the paper: "If you reveal this note, Adam will die." Adam is forced to shoot himself in the face, and the camera reveals his note: "If you reveal this note, Blaire will die." Billie then cuts the power to all the lights in Jess's house, and disconnects her video feed. Soon after, Blaire receives a video of Jess with a curling ironforced down her throat. Billie messages Blaire, wanting her to confess who uploaded the video in the first place. Blaire tries to deny any involvement from Mitch, but eventually reveals that he was to blame. Mitch immediately grabs a knife and stabs himself through the eye. Billie, who is fully unveiled as Laura's ghost, begins to count down. A desperate Blaire tries to remind Laura of their friendship while she was alive. Laura then uploads a different version of the video which caused her to commit suicide, revealing Blaire, who was laughing in the video, is the one who recorded it. The video is then uploaded onto Facebook through Blaire's profile feed showing everyone what Blaire had done resulting in people leaving angry and disgusted comments of Blaire's actions. Laura leaves Blaire alone for a brief period, until Blaire's bedroom door creaks open and a pair of hands slam her laptop shut. (The screen then switches to 'third person') Seconds later, Laura violently lunges at Blaire, who screams as the screen cuts to black.
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| Directed by | Leo Gabriadze |
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| Written by | Nelson Greaves |
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| Cinematography | Adam Sidman |
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| Distributed by | Universal Pictures |
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Running time
| 83 minutes[1] |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $1 million[2] |
| Box office | $64.1 million[3] |
