When searching for flaws you will find a lot ot them. But this movie isn't so bad! It could be a real life event. Just watch it.

This movie could have been amazing. Anything involving the dark web either terrifies (Dark Web and Dark Web: Unfriended), intrigues (Silk Road) or at least amuses (Dark Web: Cicada 3301)...right? Well. Not in this case. The only intrigue here is how it was possible to make a movie with this theme that yet had me doze off twice. (My own snoring woke me up the second time around.) The acting isn't bad at all. There are some unusual shots and perspectives I liked, and the score/music was spot on for me. However, if you like creepy web-stalker/watcher movies, I recommend Ratter instead. Or any of the above mentioned films for dark web aficionados.

Confusing start to the film, really should of branched into a different direction, missed opportunities galore. Also, a text message does not make a phone consistently vibrate, this was just one of the poor errors in the making of the film.

Decent enough. Acting not bad. Great premise. In my opinion lots of scenes could have been scratched and more suspense added would have made this movie from meh to ok!

I don't know why this has such a low score on here - I thought this was an excellent movie. The cast did a fine job and the character's they were playing were believable. Cinematography was very creative some lovely compositions. The music was also great - nice synth work reminiscent of Steve Moore from Zombi in that 80s synth wave style plus a couple of cool showgazing indie tracks which fitted perfectly. All this succeeded in elevating a low budget film to an impressively high level. The plot was engaging and original and wasn't predictable. Just goes to show don't judge a movie by it's imdb rating.

Sophia (Liv Collins) has some issues in Europe and returns home to see her brother Aaron (Adam Seybold) who does not have the time or place for her. She goes to a BNB and the next thing you know, he can't find her. The opening leads you to believe this was going to be a voyeur film. In a sense it is, but the audience sees very little of the voyeurism. Aaron tries to figure out what happened and as a mystery, it was well scripted. Couple with the poor voyeur aspect, the film left much to be desired. Liv Collins is pretty, but it doesn't carry the film. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity. Sold at Walmart as "Scare BNB."

Young gal Sophie (a vibrant and appealing portrayal by Liv Collins) winds up being stalked and filmed by creeps on the internet while staying at a short-term rental. After Sophie disappears under mysterious circumstances, her brother Aaron (a fine performance by Adam Seybold) decides to investigate. Writer/director John Geddes relates the absorbing story at a constant pace, ably crafts a creepy and unsettling mood, maintains an appropriately serious tone throughout, and generates a good deal of tension. Moreover, this film not only offers a fascinating exploration of the darker and seedier side of the internet, but also illustrates with eerie accuracy how advanced modern technology can easily intrude on one's privacy. A nifty little thriller.

This Canadian made thriller is rather a dull affair and never really seems to get going. It tells the story of a girl who sets up a short term rental only to go missing shortly after. Her frantic brother plays detective and goes about investigating her fate, but finds considerably more than he could have ever expected. Again this isn't quite as engaging as you'd hope, it's a slow burner which is fine for a revenge thriller like this but again it just never really builds to anything. I found myself rather bored and the more about her disappearance that's revealed the more you'll realize that you've seen this before but better. I don't know what it is about Canadian cinema but they seem to be on another level that I struggle to appreciate, maybe I'll "Get it" one day. The Good: Nothing springs to mind The Bad: Un-engaging Slow burn to nothing

Do have to give some degree of respect to anything that deals with, or has elements of, the subject of online predators (and networks of them), the dangers and the consequences. It's not to put it lightly easy to explore, is clearly very scary from how it has been portrayed elsewhere and is relevant, one that's important to talk about and should be addressed more. So already before watching there was respect for 'Creep Nation'. Would have had more respect for 'Creep Nation' if it was executed much better than it was. It's not particularly well made, even for something that's not low budget. Just to say too that even if a film didn't look good that is not an excuse to not put enough effort into everything else, there are plenty of films that are low in budget visually but do well in most of everything else. And it is neither creepy or illuminating enough, really admired the concept but felt that much more could have been done with it and that more could have been done showing the full horrors. 'Creep Nation' has moments of creepiness and tension later on when it briefly gains a little momentum. The acting was not awful and wasn't exactly special either, but compared to everything else it was competent enough. Adam Seybold as the brother fares best. Did find Liv Collins didn't quite have the range or presence for the lead role though. Visually, 'Creep Nation' has the look of the crew experimenting with techniques without thinking through or having much of a plan which ones to use and how to do them, as well as when. It all looks very unfocused. The sound also has that sense on top of being poorly recorded while the score is neither memorable or well used. Instead of adding to or enhancing the atmosphere, it distracts from it and at odds, not sounding like it belonged. Not a particularly good job is done generating much tension from the script, which could have done with the tightening up and a read-through. The story takes far too long to find its rhythm, with in the too long first act too slow a pace and too little plotting. When it does briefly get going, 'Creep Nation' feels too much like a different film and one that has been seen many times before and with much more thrills and suspense those times. It is a frightening subject but executed too ordinarily and with not enough enthusiasm or tension. It is not a terrible film as such but it just felt very bland and never really properly comes to life. 3/10

Well this was a film that you will either switch of fast, or be lured inside by the storylinepresentation. it is a film with a lot of revenge, but also sorrow and grief. the revenge are very sweet when it takes place, but it has a sour/bitter aftertaste for the male characterin the end.i wont tell so much about the plot and story, because it is just a story, that i guess really could happen in the real world. so now ive taped the pc camera,to avoid the dark webb sneak-peeping my privates when being private. what i can tell is that the film really takes of after about 40 minutes, so if you hang in there, it will bring you the suspense of a thriller,online so to say. technical presentation are not too impressiv, it has some blurry choices of cam zoom and angles, and the sound effects are to weak to make me scared. the score doesnt caress my tastebuds, but for boosting up a thriller it works. the acting are dead on average,so i wont accentuate any of the actors.they are doing their job. so the grumpy old man , that were hanging on to the end, can recommend,but just with 6 stars.