Assassination Nation Trailer Decode: No privacy exists

Assassination Nation is a 2018 American crime drama film written and directed by Sam Levinson. It stars Odessa Young, Suki Waterhouse, Hari Nef, Abra, Anika Noni Rose, Colman Domingo, Maude Apatow, Joel McHale and Bella Thorne.

Salem high school senior Lily (Odessa Young) and her pals spend their time in a haze of social media and partying. When the people of Salem are targeted in a malicious data hack, all privacy is destroyed and lives are ruined as deadly secrets are exposed. The small town turns on each other and descends into violent chaos as they hunt for the culprit. Lily and her friends must band together if they want to survive the night.

Our first response to hacking is how sad it would be to be on the negative side of it, but in real life it can be all erased and said otherwise. Assassination Nation gives us insight into how brutal and life threatening hacking can be and the misfortunes it could lead to in one's life.

The movie brings out small aspects of how a person's life is destroyed when, not only does a few people are opened into their private lives, but a whole town seeing secrets that could get people killed if ever leaked.

The trailer is both thrilling and keeps us at a suspense as to what will happen in the movie, it shows 4 best friends trying to get through the broken facade they now have because of the hacker who let out all the secrets the whole town had. The trailer shows how people get mocked, beaten up, and even killed when their private lives are put up n the net for the whole world to see, we also see how the authorities are unable to do anything to help or stop and we hear them say in the trailer,

"unfortunately sir, it's very difficult to stop the internet"

And we couldn't agree more, something to which proves that the internet is indeed a dangerous platform to be on.