In the unsettling thriller Panic Button, four young social media enthusiasts are invited to a luxury getaway in an isolated location, under the pretense of participating in a lucrative, high-tech competition. The group, consisting of two men and two women, is eager to win the grand prize and prove their social media prowess. Upon arriving, however, they are quickly thrown into a terrifying game that blurs the line between reality and digital interaction.The contestants are forced to play a sinister game on a state-of-the-art touchscreen device, which compels them to reveal their deepest secrets and face their darkest fears. As the game progresses, the stakes escalate—each wrong choice results in deadly consequences for them and their loved ones. The participants realize that the game is being controlled by an anonymous, unseen force, and they are being watched every step of the way.As their personal lives and secrets are exposed, the group’s relationships fracture, trust dissolves, and paranoia sets in. They must fight not only to survive but to retain their sanity as the horror of the situation becomes inescapable. Themes of privacy, technology, and the invasive nature of the digital world are explored, highlighting how online identities can be manipulated and used as weapons.The tension builds throughout the film as the contestants struggle to understand the true nature of the game and the twisted individual or group behind it, leading to a shocking and unpredictable climax that questions the price of fame in the digital age. Panic Button is a tense, claustrophobic thriller that delves into the psychological and moral consequences of living in a hyper-connected world.