is a horror movie tailor-made for the teen generation, not just because the name itself couldn't be more #relevant, but also because the topic — cyberbullying — has never been more prevalent. seemed to have forgotten during last year’s Marriott hotel workers strike The United States was one of only three countries to vote against a U.N. resolution aimed at combating Nazi practices that contribute to fueling global divide and intolerance,The Independentreported Taryn Manning. So is life perfect now? No. But I’m a teenager, so I don’t expect it to be. The bullying didn’t stop after the movie. It actually got much worse for a while. Life imitated art. A social media scandal broke out at my school, and because I was away to shoot the movie for a few weeks, everyone made me the scapegoat and said I started it. In reality I didn’t know anything about it.