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Movie Review: Selfie From Hell (2018)

When pro-vlogger Julia (Meelah Adams) arrives in the states from Germany to visit her cousin Hannah (Alyson Walker) she brings a few things along for the trip…like the ability to cry sideways, and a strange shadowy figure that haunts her selfies, oh, and let’s not forget the ability to send text messages without using her god damned phone because she’s seemingly possessed, and also some sort of infection (that one is reasonable at least)…seriously; I’d ask this bitch to leave about 2 millifarts (it’s a real measurement…and it’s mega short believe me…I’m a reviewer, I know things…) after she walked across my threshold. Anyway, Hannah is a better person than your’s cruelly and instead plays nursemaid to her sickly/haunted cuz…while also launching into a full on Nancy Drew to search all of the deep (web), dark (net) online secrets Julia is keeping…mainly that she got involved in some seriously F’d up crap on a part of the internet none should

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May 2, 2018
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Feature Film Based On Terrifying Short ‘Selfie From Hell’ Releases Trailer

The 2015 short horror film Selfie From Hell quickly went viral after its release. Due to its popularity, we are getting a full-length feature based on the film from writer-director Erdal Ceylan who co-wrote the feature film with Paul Burton. Check out the short film that captures the vanity that has become an obsession for so many. From the Press Release: Vancouver, Canada (December 21, 2017) – A viral video scares millions, why? Because we are a generation obsessed with our image, we can’t stop even if we tried! IndustryWorks Studios, the producers behind the horror cult-phenom ‘American Mary’ decided to give first-time director Erdal Ceylan a shot at his first feature film. With his jump scare shared by millions online, from its roots in Germany to Japan to Philippines and across the pond to the USA, seems like anyone between the ages of 13-35 with a cell phone, tablet or computer got a glimpse of what might be beyond

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Dec 21, 2017

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Movie Review: Selfie From Hell (2018)

When pro-vlogger Julia (Meelah Adams) arrives in the states from Germany to visit her cousin Hannah (Alyson Walker) she brings a few things along for the trip…like the ability to cry sideways, and a strange shadowy figure that haunts her selfies, oh, and let’s not forget the ability to send text messages without using her god damned phone because she’s seemingly possessed, and also some sort of infection (that one is reasonable at least)…seriously; I’d ask this bitch to leave about 2 millifarts (it’s a real measurement…and it’s mega short believe me…I’m a reviewer, I know things…) after she walked across my threshold. Anyway, Hannah is a better person than your’s cruelly and instead plays nursemaid to her sickly/haunted cuz…while also launching into a full on Nancy Drew to search all of the deep (web), dark (net) online secrets Julia is keeping…mainly that she got involved in some seriously F’d up crap on a part of the internet none should

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May 2, 2018
Horror Fuel

Feature Film Based On Terrifying Short ‘Selfie From Hell’ Releases Trailer

The 2015 short horror film Selfie From Hell quickly went viral after its release. Due to its popularity, we are getting a full-length feature based on the film from writer-director Erdal Ceylan who co-wrote the feature film with Paul Burton. Check out the short film that captures the vanity that has become an obsession for so many. From the Press Release: Vancouver, Canada (December 21, 2017) – A viral video scares millions, why? Because we are a generation obsessed with our image, we can’t stop even if we tried! IndustryWorks Studios, the producers behind the horror cult-phenom ‘American Mary’ decided to give first-time director Erdal Ceylan a shot at his first feature film. With his jump scare shared by millions online, from its roots in Germany to Japan to Philippines and across the pond to the USA, seems like anyone between the ages of 13-35 with a cell phone, tablet or computer got a glimpse of what might be beyond

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Dec 21, 2017