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At a remote summer camp, the counselors are being picked off one by one, and Sam, the head counselor, is their only hope—or their worst nightmare. Plagued by blackouts and waking up to a growing pile of bodies, Sam enlists the help of his slasher-flick-obsessed friend, Chad, over the phone. As they dissect every horror movie trope to piece together the night’s events, Sam realizes he might not just be the protagonist but the killer himself. With a meta twist that keeps you guessing, this film blends dark humor with genuine suspense, making you question every shadow and every motive until the very end.
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At a remote summer camp, the counselors are being picked off one by one, and Sam, the head counselor, is their only hope—or their worst nightmare. Plagued by blackouts and waking up to a growing pile of bodies, Sam enlists the help of his slasher-flick-obsessed...
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You Might Be the Killer was released in 2018.
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User Reviews
HorrorHound99 – 7/10
“I went in expecting a typical slasher, but the whole movie is basically a call between the killer and a horror nerd, and it works surprisingly well. It's not super scary, but the meta humor and clever writing had me hooked.”
ScarySam – 5/10
“It's an interesting idea, but the execution felt a bit flat. Fran Kranz is great, but the film couldn't decide if it wanted to be a comedy or a real horror movie. Some scenes were tense, but the twist didn't land for me.”
SlasherFanatic – 6/10
“If you're a fan of meta horror like 'Scream', you'll probably enjoy this. It's not groundbreaking, but it's a fun ride with some nice kills and a few genuine surprises. It dragged in the middle, but the ending made up for it.”
NightTerror – 4/10
“I was bored for most of it. The gimmick of two dudes talking on the phone gets old fast, and the reveals weren't shocking. There are better camp slashers out there that actually deliver scares.”
