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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
Strange, how good feardotcom is, and how bad. The screenplay is a mess, and yet the visuals are so creative this is one of the rare bad films you might actually want to see. Read full review
Never quite realizes its potential to evoke the real horror of the Internet -- Yet, Malone has given the film a distinctive atmosphere and occasional flashes of his perverse sense of humor. Read full review
The story is a mess, some of the images offensive, the acting under par and the dialogue silly. Read full review
The film squanders every opportunity (and international-coproduction cent) on by now imitative Nine Inch Nails-video-style visual Goth-goo, and, scarily, forgets to input a plot or script that makes any sense. Read full review
Would have made a hell of a short -- but falls flat on its hyperstylized face as a feature. Read full review
A depraved, incoherent, instantly disposable piece of hackery. Read full review
It is painful to watch an actor as skillful as Mr. Dorff reduced to delivering flat repetitive dialogue that would make any actor look foolish. Read full review
The story leapfrogs abruptly from scene to scene, and it makes such a mockery of narrative logic and continuity that the cast tends to look either baffled (Dorff) or as if they're trying to remain unrecognized. Read full review
For the most part, the movie serves up an incomprehensible collage of high-tech voyeurism sprinkled with every hackneyed creep-out trick in the book -- from eerie little ghost girls to melting walls and scurrying cockroaches. Read full review
The film is a failure in just about every way, save for its acting, which is adequate. Read full review