Revenge Porn

TV Movie
2015
Not Rated
48m

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This film investigates the dark side of sexting, revealing what can happen when your most intimate photos get into the wrong hands. For young people today, sharing intimate or sexual picture... Read allThis film investigates the dark side of sexting, revealing what can happen when your most intimate photos get into the wrong hands. For young people today, sharing intimate or sexual pictures via text message and social media is commonplace. This shocking documentary goes to extr... Read allThis film investigates the dark side of sexting, revealing what can happen when your most intimate photos get into the wrong hands. For young people today, sharing intimate or sexual pictures via text message and social media is commonplace. This shocking documentary goes to extraordinary lengths to demonstrate just how an ex's appetite for revenge can have devastatin... Read all

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- Amanda Rees
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4.9/10

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- Amanda Rees
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Good But Should Have Been More Detailed

Revenge Porn (2015)

*** (out of 4)

Anna Richardson is the host of this British documentary that has her pretty much going over the subject of revenge porn and the various laws that have changed over the years in regards to it. To get the full impact of how it works, Richardson also posts nude pictures of her online to see how long it takes for them to end up on these revenge sites and how many views they actually get.

For the most part this was an entertaining film but at the same time I'm really not sure what the point of it was. We get to hear from some victims who had their images and videos put online and we also hear from a boyfriend who admits to putting a video online to hurt his girlfriend. You've got some seeing the subject as pure exploitation while others will say people shouldn't trust other's not to share something like a nude video.

Of course, that leads to the subject that shouldn't you trust the person you are with? There are some interesting thoughts brought up and, as I said, there's no question that this is entertaining but at the same time it's really not all that deep or detailed.