Panic Button (2011) is a gripping psychological horror-thriller that explores the dark side of social media and the consequences of online behavior. The film follows four strangers who win an exclusive trip to New York through a social networking competition. Excited by their luxurious private jet experience, they soon realize that this is no ordinary flight—it’s a deadly game designed to expose their darkest secrets.

The teaser-like opening of the film sets an ominous tone, with the contestants boarding the sleek, high-tech plane, unaware of the nightmare ahead. As the aircraft ascends, an interactive in-flight game is introduced, forcing each passenger to answer increasingly invasive and disturbing questions. What starts as an unsettling challenge soon turns into a terrifying ordeal as their past online actions are revealed, and they are forced to face horrifying consequences for their digital footprints.

With a faceless tormentor controlling their fate, paranoia and tension run high. The game’s rules are simple: comply or suffer brutal consequences. As fear and desperation take hold, the passengers must confront their own guilt, betrayal, and the chilling realization that their secrets were never truly safe. But even if they play along, will any of them survive?

Directed by Chris Crow, Panic Button delivers claustrophobic suspense, psychological terror, and a thought-provoking look at the dangers of online anonymity. With its tense atmosphere and shocking twists, the film serves as a chilling reminder that in the digital age, no secret stays hidden forever.