Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Credit: Warner Bros. On this day in 2002, William Malone’s FearDotCom warned us that the internet would become a dangerous cursed ...

The idea behind the new cyber-chiller Feardotcom, no matter how addled, should bring a cruel smile to any parent who has warned of addictive Internet use: A mad doctor sets up a torture site that ...

The horror film “FearDotCom” recalls an old joke. A man tells his doctor, “It hurts when I do this,” and bends his elbow backward. “Then don’t do that,” the doctor says. “FearDotCom” uses the same gag ...

FEARDOTCOM: Horror thriller. Starring Stephen Dorff and Natascha McElhone. Directed by William Malone. (R. 98 minutes. At Bay Area theaters.) This is how it works with "FearDotCom." As the people ...

FEARDOTCOM. With Stephen Rea, Stephen Dorff, Natascha McElhone. Directed by William Malone. Running time: 96 mins. Rated R: Violence, nudity, language. 1 Star. The one thing truly frightening about ...

The Internet has been potential horror film fodder ever since it hit the mainstream. Television has made good use of the medium's horror potential, having been the catalyst for one of the best ...

I was nearly scared to death the first time I watched director William Malone’s FeardotCom. I was in second grade, and to commemorate my brothers and me getting Pokémon Sapphire for the Game Boy ...

Perhaps the first sign the movie wasn’t going to be a credible cyber-horror revolved around its central snuff-based website. The real-life owners of now-defunct Fear.com reportedly refused to give up ...

Feardotcom, a pretentious and garish New Exploitation horror movie, is distinctive in a way few of this year’s other bad movies are: it manages to be both awful and sublime at the same time. The movie ...

Released last week, feardotcom isn't just bad in a corny, horror-flick kind of way, though it has its share of unintentionally funny moments. It's bad in a sickening, disturbing way, with its ...

Warner Bros. Pictures FeardotCom is essentially The Ring with the Internet, except without absolutely anything that made The Ring good. A bunch of people start dying out of the blue, and a detective ...

This movie was terrible. It was even to disturbing for me and trust me I am not phased by many things. The actors were ok(when you could see them) but the script and ...