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Stream of Terror

2026 • 1h 22m •
Horror Thriller
MOVIEVIBE Rating
★ 8.0/10
5 reviews
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Stream of Terror

When her picture-perfect life is shattered by a series of live streamed murders, Tiffany must confront a masked killer targeting her inner circle-before she becomes the last to go live.

"IT’S NOT JUST A LIVESTREAM. IT’S A DEATH SENTENCE."

Top Billed Cast

Alia Williams
Alia Williams
Tiffany Clarke
Triston Dye
Triston Dye
Eric Alexander
Erik Bello
Erik Bello
Detective Brick
Bethany DeZelle
Bethany DeZelle
Officer Smith
Savannah Grace Elmer
Savannah Grace Elmer
Cameron
Jordan-Paige Sudduth
Jordan-Paige Sudduth
Trish
Jason Francisco Blue
Jason Francisco Blue
Dr. Machar
Edi Tingle
Edi Tingle
Lacey

Detailed Critic & Audience Reviews

T Twilight Production Studio LLC Verified TMDB Critic
2026-10-13

First off, Im not a big fan of slasher films except if you are Michael Myers from Halloween which it will.always be my best. But for this 21st century just change that genre forever now. Stream Of Terror is far out my new favorite to watch over and over again. After watching the film at Megacon 2026 I got to meet everyone that put their very best efforts into this great slasher film. The music on put, the cast is very talented and fantastic to watch all of them, which they all bring me back to the old Scream films. I give the film the best of 10 of 10. Great job guys and can't wait to se...

J JAlexander189 Verified TMDB Critic
2026-10-27

Stream of Terror is a lean, fast-paced indie slasher that turns modern social media anxiety into a thrilling, blood-soaked survival story. The plot follows a campus influencer whose inner circle is systematically hunted down by a masked killer live-streaming each murder in real time. Clocking in at a brisk 82 minutes, the film shines by using live-stream overlays, tight POV camera angles, and brutal practical effects to deliver genuine tension on a micro-budget. While the campus-slasher formula covers familiar territory, the film smartly avoids turning the story into a preachy lecture about te...