The movie depicts something that is kind of the worst of what can happen, when a bully goes all out with social media and everything that is around to be (ab)used! And of course this being a movie it is heightened, even though some of the things feel very real (and probably have happened to a degree) and might still happen.

So while I'm not sure if this will sway those who thought about doing similar things to others, this still can be viewed as a warning in general. The movie in general is really well made, even though it has some cliches and some predictabilities that some won't like. Acting isn't the best it could be either, but overall it's more than decent

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