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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Its webcam-and-device viewpoint shares Friend Request’s anxiety about digital intimacy and being watched, with a more restrained, unnerving build centered on technology invading everyday student life.
02
Why this pick
This is a slower, bleaker digital-age ghost story, where online connection becomes isolating and frightening. Its haunted technology and creeping dread strongly echo the paranormal side of Friend Request.
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Why this pick
It similarly gives a familiar phone app a lethal supernatural charge, balancing youthful ensemble energy, jump-scare momentum, and an increasingly urgent attempt to outmaneuver a digital curse.
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Why this pick
For the same contagious-curse tension, Smile follows a protagonist whose social world becomes unreliable as a malign presence closes in, delivering polished modern scares and escalating paranoia.
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Why this pick
Though more psychological than supernatural, Cam shares the unnerving idea of an online identity turning hostile. Its sleek internet-era imagery and growing loss of control make it a strong companion.
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01 / THE STORY
Laura (Alycia Debnam-Carey) is one of the most popular students at her college and enjoys an active social life with many friends and family members. She lives with Olivia (Brit Morgan), Isabelle (Brooke Markham) and Gustavo (Sean Marquette), Isabelle's boyfriend. She is also close friends with Kobe (Connor Paolo) and is dating Tyler (William Moseley (actor)).
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
High School Teacher
Laura
Olivia
Tyler
Kobe
Isabel
Gustavo
Marina
