Fast Food Worker Forced to STRIP By Fake Cop | Movie Recap

A fast-food worker (Dreama Walker) who's accused of theft is put through the wringer as her boss (Ann Dowd), at the direction of a phone caller who says he's a cop, subjects her to increasingly harsh forms of interrogation.

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[ProtoType]

Compliance mildly entertaining, here in Texas we got more sense than to do what a talking head over the phone says

[TTony-tudm]

The amount of stupid that permeated this whole episode reached unprecedented levels

[alejandroscarpelli]

I can´t believe this happened in real WTF is wrong with the woman for starters!!! Everyone went along with this shit for real???? Really sickening!!!!

[gowpbs]

The scary thing is that this is a real thing and it actually happened ☹️

[MikeMartin]

The fact that the manager got money in her lawsuit she filed and the guy the fake cop didn't get charged with anything just let's you know our so call justice system is beyond broken

[RichardWheeler-kwmk]

Stupidity abounds! Never trust anything requested by phone, text, or email.

[marcusclark]

still the saddest story
she survived but so much life derailed (probably only at that store for part time for money for college which she dropped cause of the abuse trauma)

[lemmdus]

People are pretty gullible. If something doesn’t sound right or doesn’t make sense, it’s usually a scam. Hang up or walk away

[werwolf]

Most stupid and unrealistic plot ever in movie history.
Also: Based on true events.
WTF?!?

[spinsandneedles]

It's going to get worse because of AI imitating voices that people recognize. If it seems urgent, odd, or suspicious, take the time to think and call the real person. Also don't take nude photos because they can be used for blackmail. That nice person you met online flattering you is probably a criminal with a false I.D.

[rinraiden]

The amount of stupid, gullible people in this world is really astounding sometimes. 😔

[Jabler-]

The fact that a situation like this happened in real life in the first place is pretty disgusting. What's even more disgusting is the manager who caused this whole thing actually got money from suing McDonald's and she got her boyfriend who raped the employee 5 years in jail, and SHE broke up with him after coercing him to show up. All in all, everyone involved here is a disgusting human being and they SHOULD be ashamed of themselves forever.

[kevinnosx]

This didn't happen to me in Dunkin Donuts

[bigdaddyrichard]

Ive always told my girls listen to your teacher manager professor as long as it’s safe and not immoral

[ijustgottahotdog]

How did they catch the guy if he was using burner phones?

[beast_eternalinferno]

The movie's called Compliance (2012)

[tm]

The scary thing is… this has actually happened!

[erickort]

the ending of this movie is even weirder

[edgarcopelandjr]

There are sick people in this world and this woman should have never had to go through this. And if you like this shit something wrong with you.

[dreamchaser]

If this didn’t actually happen I would say the entire premise of this movie is absolutely ridiculous…to carry out the orders of someone without verifying credentials is ridiculous and I bet if he had asked the manager to wire him money based on orders form the regional manager that’s one order she wouldn’t have followed