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In the cutthroat world of reality TV, a crew of pranksters runs a live horror show, rigging elaborate scares for unsuspecting victims. But when ratings plummet, their ruthless producer pushes for darker, more extreme content. Their next target: a mysterious man with a twisted past who knows the abandoned asylum they’ve chosen better than they do. As the lines between performance and reality blur, the crew realizes they’re no longer pulling the strings—they’ve become the entertainment in a game far more sinister than they ever imagined. A slow-burn descent into madness where every scream could be their last.
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What is Scare Campaign about?
In the cutthroat world of reality TV, a crew of pranksters runs a live horror show, rigging elaborate scares for unsuspecting victims. But when ratings plummet, their ruthless producer pushes for darker, more extreme content. Their next target: a mysterious man with a twisted past...
When was Scare Campaign released?
Scare Campaign was released in 2016.
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User Reviews
NightOwl99 – 7/10
“I really enjoyed the concept—it's like a meta horror that messes with your head. The asylum setting was creepy and the tension built well. Some parts felt a bit predictable, but the ending left me unsettled. Definitely worth a watch for horror fans.”
GoreHound – 4/10
“I was hoping for more scares, but this felt more like a slow burn with a lot of talking. The actor playing the victim was good, but the rest of the crew were pretty annoying. The twist was interesting though. Not my cup of tea, but I see why some might like it.”
CrypticCat – 6/10
“It started off fun and campy, then took a dark turn I didn't expect. The atmosphere was genuinely creepy, and I liked the idea of the pranksters becoming the victims. Some pacing issues, but overall a solid indie horror. I'd recommend it to fans of psychological thrillers.”
ScreamQueen – 5/10
“Mixed feelings. The premise is clever, but the execution felt a bit messy. There were some genuinely tense moments, but also some eye-rolling clichés. The asylum set looked great. If you're into found-footage style, you might enjoy it more than I did.”
