I have never written a review before but feel compelled to do so due to many of the reviewers' misunderstanding, or better yet their dislike for the "so-called" perceived incredulous ending.

CW went back to the island to ditch another body. She noticed excessive notch marks in the wood denoting Madison was possibly still alive. People question how Madison could still be alive. Well, the Englishman at the bar told her boyfriend the picture he showed him was in the wrong time frame because it was the rainy season thus giving Madison the drinking water she needed to survive. People can survive with just water and no food for up to 4 to 5 weeks.

Very good and plausible ending.

Influencer, the title alone made me already having very low expectations. Needless to say I don't have a high opinion of influencers, the wannabe starlets, even lesser for their mindless followers, brainwashed puppets. But since it was a horror movie I watched it in the hope the influencer would get her comeuppance. Emily Tennant played the wannabe diva and she did a good job. But the main star of the movie was Cassandra Naud who was most convincing in her performance. Overall not a bad movie at all. It could all happen in real life, where too much people trust everything and everybody on social media. A modern horror/thriller that I enjoyed watching.

I liked it. It's advertised as horror, but I would prefer to call it a thriller, and in view of the probably modest budget, they did an admirable job. There's an interesting and original story, with several shifts in the plot, and there's a fascinating female villain, who is extremely charming but at the same time radiates an intangible but menacing malice. Cassandra Naud plays her totally convincing, and since her victims are these dumb and self-absorbed influencers, you almost root for her instead of them. It's a pity that the story ends in such an unrealistic and thus unsatisfying way, it certainly had earned a better written conclusion. The settings in Thailand are beautiful, and the villa where part of the action takes place is absolutely awesome. It was a bit strange however that in all these touristic places, even in the hotels, there were hardly any other tourists in sight, it was as if the main cast wandered around totally alone. Did they maybe shoot the picture during Covid restrictions? But for the rest: a fine and very entertaining thriller.