Unfriended 2015

The digital landscape takes a dark and twisted turn when an unexpected stranger crashes a group’s Skype session, abruptly disrupting their virtual gathering. Confusion swiftly morphs into anxiety as they grapple with the identity of this enigmatic intruder. In a misguided attempt to ease the tension, Ken jokes about a website named “Boners & Farts,” but his humor quickly flounders amid rising discomfort. Despite their frantic efforts to disconnect from the unwanted participant, they find themselves trapped, unable to end the call.

Amidst the chaos, Blaire privately messages Mitch, desperate for answers about the uninvited guest. Mitch is just as bewildered but his focus is interrupted by a disturbing message from Laura Barns, prompting him to share a link to an unsettling online forum where users discuss harrowing experiences of being contacted by those who have passed away—often with dire repercussions.

As Blaire’s agitation grows, Mitch’s calmness only exacerbates her frustration. He suggests she unfriend Laura on Facebook, yet when Blaire attempts to do so, the options remain tantalizingly unavailable, as if some unseen entity is preventing them from severing ties. Panic escalates when she finally manages to unfriend Laura, only to be met with a chilling response: “Nice try.” The digital tether to Laura proves unbreakable, casting a shadow over the group as they wonder if they can escape this malevolent force.

Rejoining the call, tension quickly flares as Ken, full of disdain, harshly labels Val, sparking a heated exchange. Meanwhile, Blaire and Mitch continue their desperate discussions, with Blaire seeking answers while Mitch proposes an unlikely theory about her brother’s involvement, leading her to further investigate the situation.

Her online sleuthing reveals a shocking revelation—Laura has a memorial Facebook page with an overwhelming number of likes, underscoring the extent of her posthumous fame. In a quiet yet eerie moment, Blaire submits a memorialization request for Laura, yet an unsettling glitch stops her in her tracks, bombarding her with the repetitive phrase “WEGOTHER WEGOTHER WEGOTHER,” which hints at the sinister undercurrents of their digital woes.

Suddenly, Blaire finds herself face-to-face with the digital specter of Laura, who directly questions her about ongoing activities. The chilling video of Laura, once frozen on their screens, now serves as a reminder of their shared past and the dark narrative unfolding. As Mitch’s disdain for Val intensifies, a mysterious Skype user named “Billie” joins the fray, escalating the tension amongst the group.

Val’s reputation falls under scrutiny as scandalous images circulate, turning the group against one another in a whirlwind of accusations exacerbated by the unpredictable presence of “Billie.” When Val receives a threatening email, she seeks police intervention, leaving the group uncertain if the danger they face is truly external.

As “Billie” unleashes chaos, a haunting video loop featuring Laura plays incessantly, forcing the friends to confront their own complicity in her tragic fate. The tension peaks as attempts to purify their digital space turn futile, leading to the shocking revelation of their buried secrets laid bare in “Billie’s” wicked game.

In a terrifying climax, Blaire navigates a minefield of trust and deception as “Billie” maintains her grip on the group, forcing them to confront their past misdeeds in a malignant reenactment of “Never Have I Ever.” The game swiftly spirals into chaos, exposing bitter truths and unraveling friendships, culminating in a wave of despair.

As the stakes rise, a final confrontation reveals the deadly consequences of their actions, culminating in the unthinkable: friendships severed, secrets bared, and a chilling end that seals Blaire’s fate once and for all. The ghostly echoes of Laura’s existence haunt them to the last breath, a vivid reminder of the consequences inherent in their digital interactions.