C U Soon
An Indian thriller, "C U Soon" was filmed entirely on an iPhone. The plot follows a man named Jimmy who gets involved with a woman he met online, only to find himself in trouble when she disappears and he becomes the prime suspect.

Spree 
"Spree" is a dark comedy about a rideshare driver who goes on a killing spree to become internet famous. Joe Keery’s performance as the unhinged Kurt Kunkle is a highlight, combining humor and horror.

Searching  
The most well-known Screenlife film, "Searching," follows a father (played by Jon Cho) who teams up with a detective to find his missing daughter. The film received widespread acclaim for its suspenseful plot and heartfelt story of a father’s determination to save his child.

Host
"Host" is a supernatural horror film where a group of friends accidentally summon a demon during an online séance. The film was made during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the cast filming from their own homes and handling their special effects, making it a unique production.

Profile
Inspired by true events, "Profile" follows a journalist who pretends to be a new ISIS recruit to gather information but struggles to separate her real life from the fake persona. The film’s fast pace, with multiple windows and apps open on the character's computer, creates a thrilling atmosphere.

Face 2 Face 
Unlike most Screenlife films, "Face 2 Face" is a romantic drama where two childhood friends reconnect through online chats and open up about personal struggles. The film touches on serious topics like abuse and suicide while keeping a heartfelt tone.

Unfriended
"Unfriended" is a horror movie where a group of friends on a Skype call are haunted by the vengeful spirit of a girl who committed suicide. The movie uses technical glitches and tense situations to create a unique kind of horror.

The Den 
"The Den" is a horror movie where a graduate student, Elizabeth, documents her interactions with strangers on a chat site. After witnessing a murder online, she tries to prove it wasn’t a hoax but ends up tangled in something darker than she expected. The movie explores how the internet can lead to dehumanization, with the killer using hacking to impersonate others.

Ratter  
In this psychological thriller, a college student named Emily is stalked by someone who hacks into her devices. The movie builds tension by showing the helplessness of constantly being watched, making you unsure if you're seeing events from the stalker’s perspective or if they’re already physically close to Emily.