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In this mind-bending horror comedy, fresh-faced Mary Tyler lands in Los Angeles, hoping to make her mark. She lands a job at DaJaVue, a sinister startup run by the unnervingly charismatic teenage CEO Izabella Watson. The company’s mysterious device, The DaJa, promises to bridge past, present, and future, but as Mary gets deeper into the immersive experience, her reality begins to fray—memories blur, familiar faces distort, and time itself starts to slip. Schrader crafts a paranoid, tech-gothic nightmare where the lure of convenience is a trap, and the past refuses to stay buried. A stylish, unsettling ride that preys on millennial anxieties and our obsession with nostalgia, culminating in a disturbing twist that will leave you questioning your own timeline.
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In this mind-bending horror comedy, fresh-faced Mary Tyler lands in Los Angeles, hoping to make her mark. She lands a job at DaJaVue, a sinister startup run by the unnervingly charismatic teenage CEO Izabella Watson. The company's mysterious device, The DaJa, promises to bridge past,...
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Mary Tyler, Millennial was released in 2024.
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User Reviews
“The concept is fresh and the first half is genuinely creepy with a great atmosphere. The comedy didn't always land, but the unsettling vibes carried it. The ending blew my mind, totally worth a watch.”
“Honestly, it felt more like a dark comedy than a horror movie to me. The acting was solid, but I wasn't scared until the last twenty minutes. It's ambitious but uneven, some parts dragged.”
“I liked the social commentary and the retro future vibe. The creepiness builds slowly, and the pay-off is decent. Not my favorite Schrader, but if you're into thought-provoking horror, give it a shot.”
“It had a great premise and the references to Gen-Z culture were spot-on, but the pacing was off. Some scenes were genuinely unsettling, but others felt pretentious. Overall, a decent rental night.”
