History Film / UnfriendedDarkWeb

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In one of the alternative endings the Charons vote for Matias and Amaya’s survival but everyone else is still dead and the Charons are still at large. It's still quite a DownerEnding though as Matias is clearly deeply traumatized by the experience and now he's the prime suspect of the Charons' crimes.]]

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In one of the alternative endings the Charons vote for Matias and Amaya’s survival but everyone else is still dead and the Charons are still at large. It's still quite a DownerEnding though as Matias is clearly deeply traumatized by the experience and now he's the prime suspect of the Charons crimes.]]

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In one of the alternative endings the Charons vote for Matias and Amaya’s survival but everyone else is still dead and the Charons are still at large.]]

* AnAesop: Never took things that don't belong to you. Aside from being morally wrong, some of them could belong to a murderous psychopath who will be ready to kill you and anyone you care in order to take it back [[spoiler: or maybe he actually WANTED you to take his stuff so he and his other psychopath buddies could play with your life for sick sadism.]]

* AbandonedWarehouse: In a video Charon IV uses of these to keep a tortured victim prisoner. [[spoiler: The same warehouse is where Amaya is lured in and then implied killed in one of the endings.]]

* AbandonedWarehouse: In a video Charon IV uses of these to keep a tortured victim prisoner. [[spoiler: The same warehouse is where Amaya is lured in and then killed in one of the endings.]]

* EvilerThanThou: In the first movie the BigBad was a vengeful ghost of a girl who seeks payback to the cyber bullies who lead her to suicide. Here we have a large group of [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters perfectly human]] cyber criminals who traffick in snuff movies and proves to be ten times worse than Laura Barnes since they have no excuse for their actions besides greed and sadism.

* AbandonedWarehouse: In a video Charon IV uses of these to keep a tortured victim prisoner. [[Spoiler: The same warehouse is where Amaya is lured in and then killed in one of the endings.]]

* EvilierThanThou: In the first movie the BigBad was a vengeful ghost of a girl who seeks payback to the cyber bullies who lead her to suicide. Here we have a large group of [[HumansAreTheRealMonsters perfectly human]] cyber criminals who traffick in snuff movies and proves to be ten times worse than Laura Barnes since they have no excuse for their actions besides greed and sadism.

* TruthInTelevision: All the things depicted in the videos on the laptop are indeed real things that can be found on the Darkweb. Even the murder, assassinations, and human trafficking. Also messing around with the Darkweb without taking proper precautions can easily expose you to the people lurking there.
** In particular the act of "SWAT'ing" (making a fake emergency call to sic the police on someone) depicted is doubly impactful when you consider that the previous year before this movie was released a man was killed in Wichita, Kansas in a similar incident.

* AssholeVictim: Averted, hard. In contrast to the first film, none of the characters in this one did anything to deserve their deaths and torture at the hands of the Charons, except Mathias taking an abandoned laptop. [[spoiler:And this was something that the Charons actually '''wanted''' to happen.]]

* AdultFear: The whole premise of the film: Finding a laptop owned by a criminal or criminal organization and realizing that the owner wants it back and will do ANYTHING they want to you to get it back. What's worse is there are real life horror stories about the dark web that aren't very different from what happens in this film.

* DirtyCop: [[spoiler: During the movie's closing we find out that the cop who killed AJ apparently by mistake was actually one of the Circle's member and killed AJ voluntarily. Then again he could have been one of the Circle [[ImpersonatinAnOfficer pretending to be a cop]]]]

* HateSink: If the Charons' [[SnuffFilm dirty businsess]] don't make you hate them then the fact that they [[spoiler: force Serena to chose between the lives of Nari and her mother and kill both of them when she refuses to pick]] certainly does.

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: In one of the alternative endings the Charons vote for Matias and Amaya’s survival but everyone else is still dead and the Charon’s are still at large.]]

* BlackDudeDiesFirst: [[spoiler: Interesting case. There is a Black girl and an Asian girl among the main cast. The Black girl doesn't die until later, but the Asian is the first one to die and make it clear to the rest of the cast that their situation is serious.]]
* BodyHorror: If you didn't know about trephination before, this movie gladly explains it to you. [[spoiler:We get an unpleasant visual of Erica with a huge hole in her forehead as a result of the procedure.]]

* ChekhovsSkill: Or a lack of one. At the beginning of the movie Amaya calls out Matias for not learning ASL better. [[spoiler:This comes back in one of the endings where Matias is buried alive and with the Circle interfering with his normal text and visual communications, his lack of knowledge means he can't tell Amaya that he's right beneath her feet.]]

The film stars Colin Woodell, Betty Gabriel, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Andrew Lees, Connor Del Rio, Stephanie Nogueras and Savira Windyani and is directed by Stephen Susco.

* thepasswordisalwaysswordfish: The laptop's password is a single question mark, which is also the listed name of the user, which is how Matias easily breaks into it. [[spoiler:Justified in that Charon IV wants the intended victim to be able to access the laptop. In the same vein, despite being a criminal who is savvy enough to access the reaches of the dark web, Charon IV's profiles are set up for an automatic login; but this too facilitates Matias getting drawn deeper into the game.]]

* TakeAThirdOption: When Serena is forced to choose between [[spoiler:saving her mother or saving Nari, she stands up to the hackers and doesn't pick either of them. The hackers respond by killing ''all three of them'']].

** [[spoiler: Nari's death is a bit more complex. The Circle member attacks her on the subway platform and in the ensuing struggle they both tumble onto the tracks and get run over by the incoming train. The audience knows it was a murder, however a casual observer or investigator reviewing the incident who doesn't know of the Circle's existence might be forgiven for thinking the Circle member was trying to stop Nari from jumping onto the tracks and became an unfortunate casualty trying to foil her suicide bid. Adding to the confusion, it's likely the Circle member didn't expect her to put up a resistance which would lead to their death as well.]]