In the taut psychological thriller The Troll, directed by Brianna Lee, the digital world becomes a hunting ground as a group of friends finds their lives unraveling after a seemingly innocent online encounter. When a mysterious and anonymous user begins targeting them with vicious harassment and manipulation, the tight-knit circle, including the resilient Brianna Lee and the fiercely loyal Katy Frame, must confront the terrifying reality that their tormentor knows their deepest secrets. As the cyberbullying escalates into real-world threats, the group, joined by Greg Saridakis and Alena Acker, struggles to identify the troll before their personal lives are destroyed. With a runtime of just 67 minutes, this claustrophobic thriller maintains a relentless pace, exploring the dark side of online anonymity and the psychological toll of digital persecution. Matthew Eyre and Richard Mark Jordan deliver gripping performances as the friends are forced to question everyone's motives, while Jake Lesh and Dominick Cost add layers of suspicion to a narrative that keeps viewers guessing until the very end. The film masterfully blends suspense with a chilling commentary on modern connectivity, making it a must-watch for fans of edge-of-your-seat cinema.