Don't Hang Up (2016) is a British horror-thriller directed by Damien Macé and Alexis Wajsbrot, starring Gregg Sulkin, Garrett Clayton, and Bella Dayne. The film explores themes of pranks gone wrong, revenge, and psychological terror, delivering a tense and chilling experience.
🔥 Story Overview
📍 Sam (Gregg Sulkin) and Brady (Garrett Clayton) are teenage pranksters who gain online fame by making cruel prank calls.
📍 One night, their game takes a dark turn when they receive a call from a mysterious man, Mr. Lee, who knows their secrets and begins to turn the tables on them.
📍 As the night unfolds, the boys are forced to confront their past actions, leading to a deadly game of cat and mouse.
📍 The film builds tension through psychological manipulation, shocking twists, and moral consequences.
🔥 Why It Stands Out
✅ Unique Premise: A fresh take on the slasher genre, focusing on the dangers of online pranks. ✅ Psychological Tension: Keeps viewers on edge with its claustrophobic setting and unpredictable twists. ✅ Moral Undertones: Explores the consequences of reckless behavior and social media fame.

🔥 Reception & Legacy
📍 Premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival in 2016 and released in the U.S. on February 10, 2017. 📍 Received mixed reviews, praised for its concept and suspense, but critiqued for its predictable plot. 📍 Over time, it has gained a cult following among fans of low-budget horror thrillers.