The Wrap
Cyber-bullying, eating disorders, affluenza, self-harm, parental neglect — the tony 12-year-old girls at the center of “#Horror” are already besieged by everyday nightmares when they find themselves at the wrong end of a killer’s knife and camera phone.
More concerned with who’s fat, who’s poor, and who’s the real bully (oof, take your pick), the six preteens — well, five after one of them is kicked out for being too much of a mean girl even for this clique — don’t realize that their private moments, and eventually their murders, are recorded, uploaded, hashtagged and “liked” by the dozens.
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