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A lonely boy who feels different from his peers finds a friend in an e-book on his tablet in this...
A lonely boy who feels different from his peers finds a friend in an e-book on his tablet in this PG horror. However, when this "friend" starts to break free from the screen, he and his parents must defend themselves from this evil creature.
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57 %120 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
67 %533 reviewsAudience score rating
"The title stands as a beckoning call to audiences to join in the devilish delights Chase has conjured. Yet the scares fail to scale from a mobile device to the big screen."
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Variety
Variety"As a horror movie... it's often diabolical fun: a PG-13 funhouse ride of peekaboo jolts."
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A.V. Club
A.V. Club"Taut, effective techno terror."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"A misfire on multiple levels, from the thinly drawn leads to lack of tension. It fails to offer any real scares and it's hard to connect on an emotional level with the characters."
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IGN
IGN"Expanded by the writer-director Jacob Chase from a short, "Come Play" feels secondhand in its overarching conceit, its scare tactics and even its sentimentality."
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The New York Times
The New York Times"An inconsistent, flat film that is too often reliant on jump scares instead of atmosphere."
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RogerEbert.com
RogerEbert.com"Merely serviceable, and leaves you with the feeling that a much better game was lost in the shuffle."
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IndieWire
IndieWireCome Play | Details
- Runtime
- 96
- Genre
- Horror
- Country of origin
- USA
