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Chuck Pappas | ... |
Joey
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| Jessica Cameron | ... |
Jennifer
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| James Cullen Bressack | ... |
Steven
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| Jody Barton | ... |
Martin
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| Tristan Risk | ... |
Flight Attendant
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| Maria Olsen | ... |
Grace
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| Marcus Bradford | ... |
Taft
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Rebecca Abraham | ... |
Alex
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| Jarrett Furst | ... |
Jeff
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Jackie Bressack | ... |
Hanna
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Mike Blair | ... |
Tyler
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Angela Bray | ... |
Jessica
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Kitty Doll | ... |
Pixie
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Nella Jay | ... |
Chanelle
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Conrad Kramer | ... |
Male Partygoer
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Joey suspects his girlfriend of two years, Jennifer, is cheating on him. He is so convinced that he enlists the help of his cousin Steven to create a Video Diary of his attempt to catch her in the act as well as to document the heartbreak she is putting him through. In an attempt to make her feel guilty, he intends to give this tape to her after catching her in the act. Written by Anonymous
I've gotta say, I didn't entirely like all the film. It was pretty predictable, and you can just tell where it's going by many clues and the film doesn't really make it a secret. But still, the climax of the film is pretty effective, and it gets its point across pretty dang effectively when all is said and done. The ending is super disturbing without really showing much, and not in the usual way horror films are. Part of the reason you know where it's going is because of the "horror" label. It also has probably the most disturbing end credits ever, from what I remember. Really good call on a lot of the decisions made here, but I still can't help but feel like the film could've been more consistent and done more in its running time