The unique formate of this film certainly makes for an interesting viewing experience. But if you're going to make a film like this, the characters and plot need to be spot on.

While John Cho's acting is great, I struggled to relate to the character and didn't find him likeable or charming. When there are such few characters in a film you need at least one that's likeable (or at least charming) or it starts to feel arduous.

In the second half of the film there are a few plot points that just didn't make any sense to me. One was just totally laugable (this would simply never happen in real life) and the other was a bafflingly convenient coincidence. This left me frustrated and shaking my head.

The acting is very decent and it's a unique film, with some genuine twists that I didn't see coming... but I think the film Unfriended: Dark Web used the format in a more compelling way.