Director: G-Hey Kim
Notable Cast: Valter Skarsgard, Mark Koufos, Catherine
Howard, May Grehan, Samantha Hart, Ry Barrett
There is a sense of discovery to watching films at a film
festival. Perhaps films that have not been seen before or ones that have
completely flown under the radar for the majority of film watchers. Unless you
work for one of the major news outlets, more than likely there is going to be a
handful of intriguing discoveries made while attending a film festival. Mile
High Horror Film Festival is no different. It’s been a handful of years since I
had the pleasure of attending this one and while 2020 has certainly made it a
wholly unique virtual experience, once again it’s a place to find unique films.
Don’t Click is the first of such films. While the film occasionally
suffers from its limited budget and other hit or miss elements, it’s also a
film that takes a wild swing in trying to combine a plethora of lofty ideas
while simultaneously injecting a bit of social commentary into the mix. It’s an
intriguing combination that proves to be the perfect kind of film festival
discovery.
