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Subpoena through the internet, a serial killer is hunting down people. A young teenage girl fears that she might be his next victim is going insane.
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November 25, 2013
Think Candyman for the Twitter generation.October 11, 2012
Internet chat rooms provide the dubious hook for this generic slasher movie.October 11, 2012
This film will not do for the Internet what Psycho did for showers-no more computers have to be smashed because of it.October 17, 2012
The storytelling gets repetitive, but there is enough here to make Smiley feel fresh and more or less satisfying as a low-key creeper.October 10, 2012
[A] by-the-numbers slasher pic.February 11, 2013
It's amazing what a killer mask and a smarter than expected ending can do to a mediocrity like SmileyFebruary 07, 2013
A thunderously stupid horror movie of slapdash construction and ping-pong tonalities.February 12, 2013
Feels like a late-arriving film class homework assignment that the students didn't really care about.March 14, 2013
While it's easy to appreciate Gallagher tackling the fruitful subject of Internet urban legends...it's a scratch on the surface. Maybe he's just looking to get the ball rolling, but Smiley is likely to be buried in the bargain bin.January 14, 2013
A genre failure on every conceivable level...October 11, 2012
This remainder-bin horror movie is impossible to take seriously.October 09, 2012
Smiley's face, or lack of one, is the single creepy effect in the limited trick bag of first-time writer-director Michael Gallagher, age 24, who otherwise relies, again and again, on false-scare musical shrieks to make audiences jump.