Follow Me (2020)
Follow Me
”An influencer and her friends enter a world of mystery and danger to gain followers.”
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"Follow Me" is an unoriginal horror movie whose premise is created from a big mix of elements from other films, such as Saw, Hostel, The Game, or even Escape Room, from the same director. In addition to that, the movie still insists on some rather redundant comments about social media, which are inserted in a careless way. Nevertheless, the film has no shame in embracing this superficial plasticity and clichés, which generates a self-conscious narrative force that takes advantage of its own weaknesses. It's a good choice for those looking for a horror just for fun, without many demands.
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A famous influencer travels with her friends to record new content for her successful channel. Looking for extreme situations to get new followers, the group enters a world of mystery, excess and danger.
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