Faces of Death
You can't unsee it.
A content moderator spends her days scrubbing the worst of the internet, then starts finding videos that stage death scenes lifted from a film.
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Synopsis
A woman, employed as a website content moderator, comes across a series of violent videos reproducing death scenes from a film.
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A content moderator spends her days scrubbing the worst of the internet, then starts finding videos that stage death scenes lifted from a film. That is a smart place to set a horror story, because the job is already a slow poisoning, and the film uses it to blur what is footage, what is fiction, and what has been made specifically for her. The tagline, you can't unsee it, doubles as a thesis about the work and about watching.
For horror viewers who like their scares grimy and media-literate rather than polished, and who do not flinch at an unpleasant premise. Expect a tense, screen-lit atmosphere and an escalation that trades on dread more than spectacle across a lean ninety-seven minutes. Anyone drawn to found-footage textures and stories about the cost of looking will find it effective, while the squeamish should sit this one out. A nasty, well-aimed late-night watch for a strong stomach.
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