The Influencer Project (2026) poster

The Influencer Project (2026)

Film · Horror

Tense95 minRIn English and Danish2026
Letterboxd2.2/5RT54%RT audience70%Roger Ebert1/4Trakt55%

See it, ifif you enjoy claustrophobic stalker thrillers that critique the invasive nature of modern digital celebrity.

A voyeuristic horror film that turns the lens of social media fame into a nightmare of stalking and obsession. It starts with the glossy facade of an influencer’s life before shifting into a high-stakes, uncomfortable survival thriller.

What it is about

Influencer Chiara King travels to Copenhagen with a documentary crew promising an unfiltered look behind the glamorous business of online fame. But as the cameras and her devoted fans follow her every move, someone else is watching too. When an obsessive stalker begins closing in, the documentary mutates into something far more terrifying, blurring the line between content and evidence, follower and predator, fact and fiction.

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What The Influencer Project is like, and who it is for

What it is like to watch

The film operates with a sharp, voyeuristic intensity that mimics the very platforms it critiques. It begins with the polished, high-contrast aesthetic of travel vlogs before descending into a jagged, handheld nightmare. The pacing is deliberate, steadily tightening the noose as the familiar landmarks of Copenhagen transform from scenic backdrops into traps. It feels invasive and uncomfortably close, capturing the breathless anxiety of being watched through a screen you cannot turn off.

Who it is for, and who should skip it

This is a perfect fit for viewers who appreciate meta-commentary on fame and the evolution of the digital age. Those seeking a traditional, jump-scare-heavy slasher might find it too focused on psychological dread and the mechanics of obsession. One honest caveat: the film’s reliance on social media tropes and deliberate artifice might feel gratingly shallow to those who find influencer culture inherently uninteresting.

The right evening for it

It suits a quiet evening when you want something genuinely unsettling that makes you reconsider your own privacy settings. It is best watched in the dark, perhaps with your phone safely in another room to fully lean into the paranoia.

Written by our AI from the facts on this page. It has opinions; it has not watched it.

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How The Influencer Project leaves you

One line on the mood it ends on, with no plot. Some people count that as a spoiler, so it stays hidden until you ask.

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The Influencer Project soundtrack

Music by MFR and DJ White Shadow

Questions people ask

Is The Influencer Project in cinemas?
Yes. It opened on 2 October 2026 in the US, and 16 October 2026 in the UK and Ireland.
Is The Influencer Project a tense film?
Yes. On Watchlist Boosted it is tagged Tense. A voyeuristic horror film that turns the lens of social media fame into a nightmare of stalking and obsession. It starts with the glossy facade of an influencer’s life before shifting into a high-stakes, uncomfortable survival thriller.
How long is The Influencer Project?
The Influencer Project runs 95 min and was released in 2026.
Who composed the music for The Influencer Project?
The music for The Influencer Project is by MFR and DJ White Shadow.

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