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| Kay Panabaker | ... | ||
| Meaghan Rath | ... | ||
| Kelly Rowan | ... |
Kris Hillridge
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| Jon McLaren | ... |
Scott Ozsik
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| Nastassia Markiewicz | ... |
Lindsay Fordyce
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| Jade Hassouné | ... |
Caleb
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| Caroline Redekopp | ... |
Karen Caldone
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Ivan Smith | ... |
Darren Mortensen
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Ronda Louis-Jeune | ... |
Becca
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| John Maclaren | ... |
Senator Evans
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| Marcel Jeannin | ... |
Dr. Rilke
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| Bruce Dinsmore | ... |
Lindsay's Father
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Danny Blanco Hall | ... |
Reporter
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Teen girl Taylor Hillridge gets a a laptop for her birthday and signs up on a social networking site. She starts to feel alone as her friends ostracize her and she falls victim to cyberbullying. Written by Paramorezombiea, skribb
The guy from YourMovieSucksDotOrg said it best "this movie gets a dumb out of ten". Out of all the terrible TV movies out there, this is the funniest. Also, anyone who calls Cyberbully's haters "dumb morons who support bullying" are the real idiots in this situation. Anyway, the acting is terrible, the drama is impossible to take seriously, and the script is absolutely atrocious. The writers clearly ignored the first rule of screen writing: show, don't tell. The main character is so stupid that whenever she's sad, I laugh. There are moments in this movie so hilariously awful, that I won't dare ruin them here. I only recommend this "film" to anyone who likes melodramatic schlock.