Yes, it's another horror film about another spectral creep who's coming to get you if you watch another evil video.

The internet meme hits the big screen in this horror. Read the Empire review.

Based on an internet meme that led to a brutal stabbing, this doctored frightener has truly missed its moment

The internet myth is given a dull big screen treatment in this routine teen horror exercise

Sylvian White's "Slender Man," about an urban legend involving a mysterious figure that abducts kids, is too generic to be scary.

Nothing is scarier than bad filmmaking.

The recent feature-film imagining of the online phenomenon flopped at the box office, but there’s something about the scary viral campfire story that speaks to the way online mythology is impacting the real world

Since its creation in 2009, the internet-based urban legend of Slender Man became a modern boogeyman of the internet age as images were copied and pasted

'Slender Man' keeps the dorky tie and tentacles, but never finds what was scary about the nearly decade-old creepypasta creation.

For those uninitiated with the world of ‘creepypasta’ (the term for internet-propagated urban legends), Slender Man is a gaunt, faceless figure who went viral

Creepypasta's most iconic creature hits the big screen

Sylvain White's horror film 'Slender Man' attempts to bring an internet meme to life.

"Slender Man" does for YouTube what "The Ring" did for VHS, but really, really, really badly.

PG-13 • 1 hour 33 min • 2018