I rarely watch movies like this, But have to say it was better than I thought it would be.

Without giving to much details, I would recommend it to those who enjoy watching lifetime specials.

While the plot does seem weak, misleading and very predictable at first, The ending had an interesting twist I never expected.

As for "real life situations" like this, I'd say it is possible.

Cyber-bullying in general is becoming a national problem.

I believe a lesson could be had for anyone who watches this.

regardless of the perpetrator of a Cyber-crime, this movie expresses how severe such a situation could turn out to be for victims of Cyber-crimes.

This is a Lifetime Channel movie, so I almost passed it by. I am glad I didn't.

The plot summary is a bit misleading here, as the story is really about what happens when someone hacks into your computer and your accounts and starts posting things that are harmful to others. In this case, Catherine Hardy (Kirsten Prout) is the victim, but no one will believe her. Yes, this is hardly a new theme, but still I found the film to be engaging.

Kirsten Prout is very good as Catherine, in an understated way. The school scenes are believable. Chloe Bridges is convincing as Catherine's best friend. The true surprise here is Daryl Hannah, who I always categorized as an actress getting work because of her beauty. Well, Daryl is no longer a spring chicken, but is very good in the role of Catherine's mother.

This would have actually gotten a better rating, but for the horrible ending. It appears the crew got the word to end this film and wrapped it up with a convenient, one scene let's tie it all together and make everyone warm and fuzzy ending. Bummer!