It screened online at the 2020 FrightFest and stars Valter Skarsgård as a young man who is forced into a nightmarish reality after viewing a snuff film.

This time the room shows him the remainder of the footage where the man brutalizes Maya before murdering her via strangulation, revealing that it was specifically a snuff film.

Any potential relief is short lived when Maya appears and kills Josh, forcing him to take the place of Salary Man as she goes on to torture more people.

She has stated that the film is intended to serve as a warning about the risks that come with an increased use of internet and technology, drawing a comparison to the Nth room case.

"[9] Kim Newman had similar criticisms, stating that the film "gets bogged down in forced stuff about the lead characters’ relationship, and goes through the numbing routine of torture porn a decade and a half after everyone got the point.

"[10] In contrast, CineVue rated Don't Click four out of five stars, writing that it "look[s] back to the era of New French Extremity cinema, such as Demonlover and Martyrs, but also to early noughties J-horror, the Saw franchise, Eli Roth's Hostel series, and does so with a furrowed brow and concerned look".