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Ashley Benson gives a striking performance as the target of an anonymous hacker in Branden Kramer’s ingenious debut feature By Justin Lowe Ratter Still - H 2015 Shooting exclusively from the ...

It seems like every piece of portable technology is now equipped with a camera. That certainly makes FaceTiming your far away BFF a breeze, but while you may think that you have plenty of control over ...

When he was launching the digital media enterprise Ratter last year, former Gawker editor A.J. Daulerio envisioned a network of local tabloid blogs, each capable of breaking stories that only come to ...

It’s not just Ashley Benson who is at risk. We all are. Based on the short film “Webcam,” “Ratter” is a horror-thriller about a young woman, who, like her peers, is always “connected.” Whether it’s ...

Between early rumblings around who would run for Barbara Boxer’s Senate seat and the 49ers ending their search for a new head coach, there was no shortage of news coming out of San Francisco last week ...

Ratter first screened at last year’s London Film Festival and it really was one of the stand-out skin crawlers. The film deals with a cyber phenomena known as ‘ratting’ wherein someone hacks into ...

Every once in a while, a movie comes along that is so overwhelmingly close-to-home that it feels downright creepy. While a lot of horror films might feature outlandish premises and gory plot twists, ...

Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions (SPWA) has picked up distribution rights to Branden Kramer’s horror-thriller, “Ratter.” The film is based on the 2012 viral short “Webcam,” which has been viewed ...

A: They’re among the last articles published by tabloid news startup Ratter before it laid off all of its staff writers Wednesday. Ratter, founded by noted Gawker Media veteran A.J. Daulerio, failed ...

Using technology as a tool to terrorise originally surfaced in horror during the 70s and 80s when TVs and videos became common household appliances. Self-aware security systems (Demon Seed), fervent ...