Don't Click (2012)
"Mi-hwak-in-dong-yeong-sang" (original title)

Jeong-mi lives alone with her older sister after their parents left for another country. She often uses the net to upload self-made videos, while in disguise, to garner internet notoriety. ... See full summary »

Director:

Tae-kyeong Kim

Writers:

Hong Geon-Gook, Tae-kyeong Kim

Stars:

Lee Malg Eum, Choi Ji Heon, Lee Yoo Joo

1 nomination.

Cast

Credited cast:
Lee Malg Eum	...	Young Girl
Choi Ji Heon	...	Ji Heon
Lee Yoo Joo	...	Student
Won Joo	...	Joon-hyeok
Byeol Kang	...	Jeong-mi
Bo-yeong Park	...	Se-hee

Storyline

Jeong-mi lives alone with her older sister after their parents left for another country. She often uses the net to upload self-made videos, while in disguise, to garner internet notoriety. With the help of a friend, she got her hands on a blocked or forbidden video illegally. Unfortunately, a short time after, a series of escalating and horrifying events unfold to everyone who watches it. Now, her older sister, See Hee, has to find the way to save her younger sister from the curse of the video before she completely goes down the brink of insanity or something much worse.

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Plot Keywords:

fear | death | video shoot | ghost | laptop | 

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Genres:

Horror | Mystery

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Details

Country:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

Release Date:

30 May 2012 (South Korea)

Also Known As:

Don't Click

Company Credits

Production Co:

Phuoc Sang Film Studio

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

Nothing spectacular, but enjoyable, nevertheless.

True, the film is not original in its concept, but anything that's original is a rarity these days.

I think any idea, no matter how clichéd, if done correctly, is worth watching; and I do believe this movie is one such. Nothing that would curl your toes under your blankets, but there were some creepy moments that made the movie enjoyable.

The story is not complicated nor deep, and the ghost per se did not make too much of an appearance, which I found a pity. Nevertheless, I enjoyed this little film and would recommend it to people who wouldn't like anything too horror "heavy".

Minimum amount of blood, no gore. Acting was the usual, lots of shrilly screams and blank stares, but acceptable.