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My Little Eye

UK / USA / France / Canada 2001
produced by
Jonathan Finn, Alan Greenspan, David Hilton, Jane Villiers, Tim Bevan (executive), Eric Fellner (executive), Natascha Wharton (executive) for Canal+, Universal, Working Title, imX Communications
directed by Marc Evans
starring Sean CW Johnson, Jennifer Sky, Kris Lemche, Stephen O'Reilly, Laura Regan, Bradley Cooper, Nick Mennell
story by David Hilton, screenplay by David Hilton, James Watkins, music by Bias (= Flood, Rob Kirwan, Alan Moulder)

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Charlie (Jennifer Sky), Emma (Laura Regan), Matt (Sean CW Johnson), Danny (Stephen O'Reilly) & Rex (Kris Lemche) are, for a reality-internet-webcast, locked together inside a house in the middle of nowhere & have to stay in for 6 months in order to get their hands on 1 million Dollars, & if only one of them leaves the house before that time, they all end up empty handed. But as the 6 months draw to a close, the (never actually seen, anonymous) company behind the webcast seems more & more reluctant to pay up, as they start to seriously annoy the five, tearing them apart. It starts with them getting bricks instead of their provisions, along with a note that Danny's grandfather died & the funeral is just days before the 6 months are over (hence no money for all of them). Danny can - of course - be persuaded to stay, & the five of them start to believe the company is playing tricks on them. Their suspicions are further nurtured when on the next day, along with the provisions, they get a gun with 5 bullets, one for each, & when Emma wakes up the next day, she finds a bloody hammer beside her on her pillow. Though they are wuite sure this is all the making of the company, they get more & more at each others thjroats, & when, that very same evening, a stranger, Travis (Bradley Cooper), drops by who seems terribly unfazued by all the webcams installed everywhere & has no problems getting Charlie laid, that doesn't help the situation all that much either, rather making all the male participants jealous. Travis leaves the very next day, but to their horror, they soon find his bloody backpack just nearby ... & then Danny hangs himself. But the quintet are still very reluctant to leave the house, a mere day before they can get the money. But, they have finally found a way to get online & are now looking for their own site ... which proves to be incredibly hard to find & is finally revealed to be nothing more than an illegal betting & possible snuff site. Finally, the surviving quartet is really alerted & they decide to post guards for the last night, but while guarding, Matt suddenly kills Charlie with a plastic bag & soon afterwards decapitates Rex with an axe - it turns out he is a psycho-killer, planted by the company among the others to really give the subscribers to the site their money's worth. Emma is still ignorant to that fact though & is thus willing to lock herself in with Matt when he tells her they are under attack. But when she rejects to having sex with him, he wants to kill her, too, but in the ensueing struggle, she can gethis gun & wound him. When she escapes to the outside, a policecar arrives & she even thinjks she is saved ... until she is badly wounded & locked in by the cop (Nick Mennell) of course, who was part of the company's plan all along, actually the company is just him & Travis, & to not leave any witnesses behind, he soon shoots collaborator Matt, then finishing off Emma. The winner is the company ... & the perverse snuff-site subscriber who got his money's worth.

 

Interestingb thriller based on reality-tv & -webcast formats, in which ordinary people would do just about everything to get their undeserved 15 minutes of fame - acutally, this is almost a cynical satire, devoid of any irony though. To heighten the webcast-aspects of the story, the camerawork of the movie resembles that of mounted webcams (with the automatic zoom of the cameras audible on many an occasion), & the whole screen is designed rather like an internet site than an actual movie screen, with the actual goings-on just filling a quarter of it while the rest is taken up by various buttons & the betting rates for the cast.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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