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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, even attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania), and hides her head under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded by Laura's friends as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, even attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania), Trichotillomania) and hides her head face under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) and keeps her head hidden under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, even attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) Trichotillomania), and keeps hides her head hidden under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
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* FollowTheLeader: ''Friend Request'' follows the trend of (then) recent internet-themed thrillers, like ''#Horror'', ''Film/TheDen'', and ''Bad Match''. It was especially compared to ''Film/{{Unfriended}}'', due to both films having plot elements focusing on Facebook.
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* FollowTheLeader: ''Friend Request'' follows followed the trend of (then) recent internet-themed thrillers, like ''#Horror'', ''Film/TheDen'', and ''Bad Match''. It was especially compared drew comparisons to ''Film/{{Unfriended}}'', due to both films having plot elements focusing on Facebook.Facebook, bullying, suicide, and vengeful ghosts. Some people even referred to '' Friend Request'' as "that ''other'' Facebook movie".
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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, attractive face; she's just a bit unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) and pale, and keeps her head and face hidden under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
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* FollowTheLeader: ''Friend Request'' follows the trend of (then) recent internet-themed thrillers, like ''#Horror'', ''Film/TheDen'', and ''Bad Match''. It was especially compared to ''Film/{{Unfriended}}'', due to both films having plot elements focusing on Facebook.
* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) andpale, and keeps her head and face hidden under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, attractive face; she's just a bit pale and unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) and
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* HollywoodHomely: Marina is regarded as ugly and scary-looking. In truth, she has a perfectly normal, attractive face; she's just a bit unkempt (particularly her hair, which is unwashed and sparse from Trichotillomania) and pale, and keeps her head and face hidden under a hoodie (which isn't a terribly odd sight on a college campus in the first place).
