After Dan breaks up with Sam (Michelle Mylett) she deletes her Social Redbook App!!!!! On New Years Eve a virus breaks out which causes people who view the Redbook page or answer their smart phone to slowly go into a berserker mode killing everybody around.

Yes, when the apocalypse happens the only people who will survive are those without a Facebook page...which isn't the worse scenario.

Most of the filming takes place inside one building as we watch them and the computer screen. The characters fell short of being developed. They are quickly introduced by their Redbook page as if we are supposed to read all of it in a fraction of a second...I guess that's where we need to use the pause button.

Okay as a rental.

Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity. Ana Alic dancing in bra/panties

Bad social media! Well that's sort of the message. And if you will the central thing the movie is saying is: Get out more, be nice in "real" life. Which is not a bad thing in my book. Unfortunately it does fall into almost every cliché on its way to deliver that message. And while the cliché of the "beautiful" people (on screen) is not something I'd complain about, there are others I do.

The actors are trying their best and there is a sense of urgency and it does have more than a little bit of tension in it. So there is something to the movie other than the general idea, that might hold you to watching it. It's not much, but maybe enough for your viewing pleasure.

Whenever I see a horror movie on IMDb rated between 4.0 - 4.5 I can be sure it's going to be fairly decent budget at least, as even the best horror usually doesn't crack 7+.

This isn't the most original story ever, but as far as "zombie" flick, you gotta give it some credit for not being the exact same as 99% of zombie films.

The story itself is just okay, but enough to keep you watching. 6/10

The budget was solid. No iPhone 4s filming. 8/10

Acting...it was fine. 6/10

Overall it kept me entertained and if someone brought up the film, I'd remember it more fondly than negatively. Take that for what it's worth. Also, I think this was much better than the sequel.