The Den

Name: The Den
Released: 2013

2013 R 1h 16m

6.0/10

Stumbling upon a random webcam chat, grad student Elizabeth lands on a live stream that descends into brutal violence, leaving her the sole witness to a murder. What begins as a safe, detached investigation morphs into a nightmarish hunt as the anonymous killer turns the tables, targeting her from behind the glowing screen. The Den masterfully exploits the fear of being watched in the digital age, where the walls of your own home offer no protection. As Elizabeth digs deeper, the line between observer and victim blurs, and the webcam becomes a window into a dark underworld that refuses to let her go. A chilling, found-footage descent into techno-paranoia that will make you reconsider every ‘random’ stranger online.

Directors

Zachary Donohue

Writers

Lauren Thompson, Zachary Donohue

Stars

Adam Shapiro, Lauren Thompson, Zachary Donohue

Language

English

Country

United States

Production

Cliffbrook Films, Onset Films

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User Reviews

ScaryFan88 – 7/10

“The Den had me on edge from start to finish. The whole 'webcam horror' concept felt way too real, especially with how easily the killer found her. The acting was believable, and the scares were intense without being cheap. Definitely one of the better found-footage movies I've seen in a while.”

GoreHound – 5/10

“I wanted to love this, but it just didn't do it for me. The premise is creepy, but the execution felt repetitive and the ending left me with more questions than answers. Some of the kills were brutal, but the plot didn't have the depth I was hoping for. Give it a shot if you're into found-footage, but don't expect a masterpiece.”

MidnightWatcher – 6/10

“For me, The Den worked best when it played on the fear of online anonymity. The scariest parts were the moments where you realize just how much of your life is exposed. However, the pacing dragged in the middle, and the final act felt a bit rushed. Still, it's worth a watch for the chilling atmosphere and the realistic portrayal of online stalking.”

GhostlyGRRL – 8/10

“I was genuinely creeped out by this one. The idea that strangers can invade your life through a webcam is terrifying, and the movie nailed that feeling of helplessness. The found-footage style made it feel all too real, and the lead actress did a great job carrying the film. It's not perfect, but it definitely left an impression on me.”