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A recent college graduate, Simon, escapes to Paris after a painful breakup, seeking anonymity in the city’s alluring chaos. When he becomes entangled with a prostitute named Victoria, their relationship spirals into a dangerous game of manipulation and obsession. As Simon’s dark past slowly resurfaces, his charming facade begins to crack, revealing a disturbingly sociopathic nature. Antonio Campos crafts a chilling portrait of a lost soul descending into madness, where every intimate encounter is laced with tension and every glance hints at hidden violence. A psychological thriller that unfolds with unnerving realism, leaving audiences unsettled long after the credits roll.
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A recent college graduate, Simon, escapes to Paris after a painful breakup, seeking anonymity in the city's alluring chaos. When he becomes entangled with a prostitute named Victoria, their relationship spirals into a dangerous game of manipulation and obsession. As Simon's dark past slowly resurfaces,...
When was Simon Killer released?
Simon Killer was released in 2012.
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User Reviews
DarkCinephile – 7/10
“Simon Killer is a slow-burn that gets under your skin. Brady Corbet's performance is unsettlingly detached, and the handheld camerawork makes you feel like a voyeur. It's not a typical horror flick, but the psychological unease is palpable. Definitely not for everyone, but I found it haunting.”
HorrorHound99 – 5/10
“I appreciate the realistic, gritty approach, but I kept waiting for something truly scary to happen. The atmosphere is oppressive, and the dynamics between Simon and Victoria are interesting, but the film drags in the middle. It's more of a character study than a horror movie, which might disappoint genre fans.”
ParisianNightmare – 8/10
“This film felt like a fever dream in the streets of Paris. The way Antonio Campos captures the isolation and moral decay is brutally honest. The scene where Simon manipulates Victoria into that threesome was deeply disturbing. It's a slow burn, but if you're into psychological dread, it's worth the watch.”
JumpScareJunkie – 4/10
“I was expecting more scares and a clearer plot. Simon's motivations felt murky, and the film relies too much on awkward silences and handheld shakes. There's a creepy vibe, but it never pays off. I guess it's too artsy for me. I'd rather watch a more straightforward horror.”
