Sunti @Facebook 2015
Sunti @Facebook (2015), helmed by James Lee, dives into the dark corners of social media with a horror twist that feels unsettlingly relevant.
Director: James Lee
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sunti @Facebook (2015) about?
The film centers on Ashiq and his friends, who use a Facebook account to manipulate women into casual relationships. When a mysterious killer starts targeting people linked to their account, they face a vengeful force tied to the platform—one that could destroy them all.
Who directed Sunti @Facebook?
Sunti @Facebook was directed by James Lee, a filmmaker known for his work in Malaysian cinema and genre films.
Who stars in Sunti @Facebook?
The film stars Fouziah Gous, Izzue Islam, Lufya Omar, Anas Ridzuan, and Syazwan Zulkifly in key roles.
Is Sunti @Facebook (2015) worth watching?
As a horror flick blending social media themes, Sunti @Facebook offers a fresh take on digital-age fears, though its execution may vary. Given its 90-minute runtime and Malaysian horror pedigree, it's worth a watch for fans of supernatural thrillers with a modern edge.
How long is Sunti @Facebook?
Sunti @Facebook has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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About Sunti @Facebook (2015) — A Social Media Horror That Turns Likes Into Curses
Sunti @Facebook (2015), helmed by James Lee, dives into the dark corners of social media with a horror twist that feels unsettlingly relevant. The film follows Ashiq, a pampered teenager who, alongside his reckless friends Py, Adan, and Gel, runs a Facebook account exploiting women for fleeting romances. Their reckless behavior catches up with them when a ghostly presence tied to the platform begins targeting victims connected to their account. As mystery unfolds, the group realizes their digital sins have unleashed something far more sinister than erased egos or hurt feelings—something that could end their lives.
The atmosphere crackles with the tension of modern anxieties: digital footprints, online harassment, and the blurred line between virtual arrogance and real-world consequences. With a runtime of 90 minutes, Sunti @Facebook blends teen drama with supernatural horror, delivering a cautionary tale about the price of digital entitlement and the ghosts that linger in our feeds long after we hit 'delete'.