Don’t Log Off is an upcoming ‘screenlife’ movie that mixes in some traditional filmmaking.
About Don’t Log Off
Another screenlife movie is heading our way, and I normally quite like these concepts, such as Unfriended and Host, both of which I liked, especially Host.
It aims to release in limited theaters on July 11th and on VOD a few days later on July 15th.
The official synopsis reads:
Don’t Log Off follows Annie (Winter), who scrambles to help rescue her best friend after she goes missing during a surprise birthday video call. Annie attempts to analyze the day her friend disappeared by examining calls, texts and social media, while also avoiding an ominous person from the friend’s past.
The movie will be directed by Brandon Baer and Garrett Baer, and starring Ariel Winter, Brielle Barbusca, Luke Benward and Ashley Argota Torres.
Cast member Ariel Winter commented on the film.
The fear in this film isn’t just about what you see on the screen – it’s about what happens when the lines between virtual and reality start to blur. We’re excited to partner with Epic and Dread, and for audiences to experience the thrills, the chills and the very real uncertainty we all felt during that time. Don’t Log Off is a terrifying reminder that sometimes, logging off might be the scariest thing you can do!
Don’t log off will be the directorial debut for Brandon Baer and Garrett Baer.
We intend our film to exist as a time capsule—a testament to an insane technologically dependent period of all of our lives. And we felt the most honest way to tell that story was by mixing screen-life and traditional filmmaking elements in order to push the boundaries of this suspense thriller.
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