Madeline Brewer plays the role of Alice, a webcam girl obsessed with her rankings and popularity on the cam website where she works. Alice constantly pushes the limits, creating extreme shows like staging her suicide, to earn more tips from visitors and to climb into the site’s list of TOP 50 best models.

The higher she ranks, the more likely she is to attract customers from the competition. But some models will stop at nothing to keep her from rising. Isolated from her friends and family, Alice remains secretive about her work. She spends the majority of her waking hours facing her camera or responding to messages from her clients. But things start to go wrong when she becomes the victim of identity theft.

But more than a thrilling psychological thriller that will enthral Black Mirror fans, Cam attempts to highlight the lives of sex workers and to erase some stereotypes, and avoids dehumanizing them and reducing to mere sexual objects.

Summary: BB is the story of a provocative girl named Leah who, under the nickname “Candy Cummings”, strips in front of her webcam from her apartment for thousands of voyeurs each day. She decided to do this kind of work to finance her friend who needs to go to Romania to be with a sick member of her family. But things don’t go as planned, and the situation goes from bad to worse. It’s the story of a webcam girl’s worst nightmare.
Filmmaker CJ Wallis created this independent film. The cast includes Jennifer Mae, Victoria Fox, Elissa Wagner, Kristian Hanson, Joseph May, and Carlos Velarde.
Surprisingly, a few big names in Hip Hop are on the soundtrack, like Wiz Khalifa and Lil Wayne, which is quite good for a simple independent film very far removed from the big Hollywood productions.

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Girl House is the house belonging to an X-rated live cam girl website. The beautiful Kylie Atkins, needing money, is the latest to arrive. As can be expected, there is a lot of drama.
But things will go very badly when one of the site’s regulars, a troubled loner known as “Loverboy”, feels mocked by the girls thus cracking his highly-delicate psyche. This leads him on the path of a bloody massacre. Loverboy decides to wear a rubber mask and use all of his computer and technological knowledge to invade the Girl House to carry out a killing spree. One of the film’s real strengths is the portrait of the killer Slaine, aka Loverboy.
He is a big, intimidating man who wears a frightening mask, and his attacks are aggressive and violent.
In a role without much spoken dialogue, Slaine is able to communicate all of the painful emotion bottled up inside of this character, making him seem likeable at certain times. There are a few special effects in the destruction scenes that add flavour to the film through the end.