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Beware the Slenderman
Description
A documentary movie that revolves around the life story of two teenagers girls, Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, who inspired by the hidden face and unknown man on the internet, who is known as ' the slender man, stabbed their best friend 21 stabs, after taking her in the woods, then, thy go to meet that mysterious man.
A documentary movie that revolves around the life story of two teenagers girls, Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, who inspired by the hidden face and unknown man on the internet, who is known as ' the slender man, stabbed their best friend 21 stabs, after taking her in the woods, then, thy go to meet that mysterious man.
Actors:
Richard Dawkins,
Jacqueline Woolley,
Anissa Weier,
Kenneth Casimir,
Maggie,
Matt Geyser,
Abigail Baird,
Michael Caldwell,
Deborah Collins,
Jack Zipes,
Hope,
...»
Richard Dawkins
26 March 1941, Nairobi, Kenya
Jacqueline Woolley
Anissa Weier
Kenneth Casimir
Maggie
Matt Geyser
Abigail Baird
Michael Caldwell
Deborah Collins
Jack Zipes
Hope
Genre:
Crime, Biography, Documentary
Director:
Irene Taylor Brodsky
Irene Taylor Brodsky
Country:
United States
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January 25, 2017
What's notable about Beware the Slenderman is that it doesn't turn into exploitative, sensational fare, instead presenting the facts in such a calm, simplistic way that the end result mirrors a chilling horror film.
January 31, 2017
Harnessing the simplicity and reach of the Internet is an appropriate technique for this doc, because it's about just that. But using Skype is also a genius tip for any doc maker on a budget. Which is every doc maker.
January 24, 2017
A stark, depressing, and compelling look at the horrendous nature of mental illness and the influence pop culture has over the masses.
March 01, 2017
Despite the terrifying and gruesome subject matter, Beware the Slenderman is a documentary that fails to spook or even chill.
January 27, 2017
Beware the Slenderman... goes deeper than a typical true crime doc in fascinating ways.
February 16, 2017
One of the latest great true-crime works out of the HBO Documentary lab...
February 04, 2017
While Beware the Slenderman isn't an easy watch-and will undoubtedly inspire anxiety and panic in some viewers, particularly parents-it's a worthy one that helps make sense of a senseless crime.
July 27, 2016
Brodsky's film has multiple goals, and might have been better served by a docu-series like Netflix's Making a Murderer, given how much it attempts to tackle.
January 27, 2017
What emerges is a portrait of the internet as the birthplace of contemporary folklore -- a virtual campfire in which disparate users come together to channel, and distill, their fears, anxieties, and dreams into fanciful tales, à la the Brothers Grimm.
January 24, 2017
With no artist in play, it becomes clear how fallacious it is to pin the blame on artists for the actions of disturbed individuals who consumed their art at all.
February 01, 2017
Emotionally unstable kids can do some terrible things, especially when provoked by terrifying ideas, but hopefully frank, honest films like Beware the Slenderman will help make us all a little more attentive to these things in the future.
May 27, 2016
Irene Taylor Brodsky's documentary is mostly a straightforward, inevitably engrossing true-crime tale.