I really regretted watching this

Uhm yeah, some people belive this movie can be used to raise social awareness from internet predators (which was part of it's intent according to the director).. I would not do that with this movie. According to comments at IMDB some folks even showed this to their teenage kids?! While it's true that the last 22 minutes are effective, it's mainly for the reason that this is some sick shit. What builds up to this is horrible dialog from stupid teenagers who don't look their age (Megan is supposed to be 13/14). It's an OK movie if you're down to watch something in this vain but in the end it's just torture porn based loosley on ideas from "true events".

Both the start and end of this movie are insufferable for totally diferent reasons. The opening hour is some of the worst acted, found footage set-up I've ever viewed, leading me to almost bail out at multiple points. Only this movies notoriety online kept me going to see what all the fuss was about. I would strongly recommend watching the opening hour at 1.5x speed if available, you'll still get the nuances of the characters, but the scenes will not linger like they do at normal speed. But ff you can make it through that initial hour, Megan Is Missing features one of the most chilling, dark and terrifying endings in horror I've seen for a while. Is it torture porn? Basically, but it's ruthless approach really made my stomach drop few times, which is all I can ask for from this genre of horror.

I absolutely regret watching this film. Besides the disturbing scenes, it was one of the most poorly acted and executed films i’ve come across. Some scenes made my skin crawl, i had to fast forward - it’s not for the faint of heart - but honestly, it’s also not worth watching.

Megan is Missing is a grim tale that certainly leaves a lingering, almost dirty feeling after viewing. While it's not quite as disturbing as many of the hyperbolic BuzzFeed-type articles would have you believe, its found-footage style effectively conveys an uncomfortable realism. Despite its sensationalized reputation, the film delivers an important, albeit harrowing, message about online dangers and the vulnerability of youth.