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A glossy, twisty horror-thriller with a playful, increasingly unhinged tone that seems to work best when it leans into camp and escalation. It sounds like a sequel that improves on the first film for many viewers, but the uneven plotting and character logic may frustrate anyone wanting tighter suspense or cleaner… Read more
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Sat · 1h 50m
Director: Kurtis David Harder
Starring: Cassandra Naud, Emily Tennant, Georgina Campbell
In the picturesque landscapes of Southern France, a young woman's chilling fascination with murder and identity theft sends her life into a whirlwind of chaos.
Kurtis David Harder
Cassandra Naud, Emily Tennant, Georgina Campbell
A glossy, twisty horror-thriller with a playful, increasingly unhinged tone that seems to work best when it leans into camp and escalation. It sounds like a sequel that improves on the first film for many viewers, but the uneven plotting and character logic may frustrate anyone wanting tighter suspense or cleaner storytelling.
Set against the sunlit luxury of Southern France, Influencers uses postcard beauty as a trapdoor into something nastier and more absurd. The premise has a strong hook: murder, identity theft, and a young woman whose fascination with both pushes the story into a spiral of reinvention and violence. That contrast between glamorous surfaces and rotten impulses gives the film its most appealing charge.
The reaction pattern suggests a sequel that goes bigger, looser, and more self-aware than the first film. When it clicks, that means sharper laughs, nastier turns, and a sense of anything-goes momentum; when it doesn’t, the plotting can feel holey and the characters can seem to exist mainly to service the next twist. It sounds less interested in realism than in escalation.
If you like horror that behaves a little like a luxury vacation gone feral, this is probably worth the ride. If you need discipline, emotional depth, or a mystery that holds together under scrutiny, it may be more irritating than satisfying. The appeal is in the vibe, the audacity, and the willingness to keep pushing until the whole thing starts hissing.
Pipingskie (3.5★) · 618 likes
Hope they turn this into a franchise and just keep stacking S each sequel. By the 10th installment it’s just hissing. Influencerssssssssssssssssssss.
_modino (2★) · 453 likes
This movie would be so hard to explain to a medieval peasant
Sean Fennessey · 422 likes
My new favorite franchise.
Horror Syndrome (3★) · 336 likes
Why are the evil killer lesbians always the most attractive?
cob (5★) · 322 likes
THATS WHAT IM FUCKING TALKING ABOUT
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