On_Line (2002)

Ever since the Internet became a part of everyday life, it also became a topic for movies. In fact, there’s a bunch of flicks about online hackers — from 1995’s Hackers, GoldenEye, Johnny Mnemonic, Judge Dredd, The Net, The Steal, and Under Siege 2: Dark Territory to 2014’s Algorithm, The Bureau of Digital Sabotage, Citizenfour, Digital Amnesia, Ex Machina, The Hackers Wars, The Human Face of Big Data, The Imitation Game, Inside The Dark Web, The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz, Killswitch, Open Windows, The Signal, Transcendence, and Unfriended: Dark Web. Mr. Man also enjoys webcam pics such as Teenage Cocktail (2016), The Truth About Webcam Girls (2014), Goddess (2013), Untraceable (2008), and On_Line (2002). Thanks to the direction of Jed Weintrob (who co-wrote the script with Andrew Osborne), the latter film focuses on the joy, complexity, and ramification of meeting people through the Net. The action kicks in when John Roth (Josh Hamilton) launches an adult internet site named InterconX starring Jordan Nash (Vanessa Ferlito). Separate stories of people who discover cybersex cumulate to convey a poignant, distinctively early 2000’s slice of life. In other words, you’ll get your stooge on when you see Moe Curley (Harold Perrineau) appear on camera in his panties. If that’s not sexy enough, he shows off his naked torso. Not to be outdone, Ed Simone (Eric Millegan) reveals his bare chest and same-sex preference. As you can guess, viewers will be using a lot of eggplant emojis to describe this indie flick!