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Camera Phone is a 2012 horror movie directed by Eddie Brown Jr. The story revolves around a group of college students who decide to make a movie using a camera phone. The movie starts with a scene showing a young woman being attacked by an unknown assailant as she is walking alone at night. The scene then cuts to the protagonist, Justin (played by Paxton Carr), who is a college student who wants to become a filmmaker. He talks to his friends, Casey (Frederic Doss) and Sully (Nathan Phillips), about making a horror movie using a camera phone.

The three friends brainstorm ideas and decide to make a movie about a serial killer who is on the loose in their town. The team gathers a group of actors, including Justin's crush, Rachel (Chelsea Edmundson), and starts shooting their movie. During their first day of shooting, strange things start happening. They notice that some of the locations they are using for the movie, which were supposed to be abandoned or empty, suddenly have people in them. They also start receiving strange messages on their phones, some of which seem to be coming from the killer they are portraying in their movie.

As they continue filming, the group starts to realize that their movie is becoming a reality, as people around them begin to disappear. They begin to suspect that their camera phone has a sinister power that is connecting them to the killer. At one point, they accidentally capture footage of the real killer on their camera phone, who turns out to be someone they know.

The tension in the movie builds as the characters become more and more afraid of the killer, who seems to be taunting them through their phones. The movie is shot in a found footage style, which adds to the suspense and immediacy of the story.

The actors all give convincing performances, particularly Paxton Carr as the lead and Chelsea Edmundson as his love interest. The filmmakers use the phone camera footage to great effect, with the shaky footage and low resolution adding to the realism of the story. The movie also features a few jump scares and intense chase scenes that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Overall, Camera Phone is an entertaining and effective horror movie that proves you don't need a big budget to create a frightening story. The use of the camera phone adds a unique element to the movie, and the suspenseful storyline will keep viewers engaged until the very end.

Camera Phone is a 2013 horror movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 4 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 2.9.