Millennial Killer

A group of friends heads out for a weekend camping trip, unaware that a masked killer with a penchant for millennial stereotypes is stalking them. As the body count rises, they must band together to survive the night and unmask the killer before they become the next victim of a genre-bending slasher that hilariously skewers modern tropes.

Millennial Killer received mixed to positive reviews, praised for its humor and self-aware take on the slasher genre, though some critics found its satire occasionally heavy-handed. Audiences generally enjoyed its blend of horror and comedy, appreciating its fresh approach to familiar tropes.

• Praised for its clever and often hilarious satire of millennial culture within a slasher framework.

• Appreciated for its self-aware humor and willingness to poke fun at horror genre conventions.

• Some found the humor to be hit-or-miss, and the slasher elements occasionally overshadowed by the comedic aspects.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's successful blend of comedy and horror, with many appreciating the satirical jabs at millennial stereotypes. While some found the scares less potent than the laughs, the overall sentiment leans towards enjoying the film as a fun, campy, and modern take on the slasher subgenre.

The film's production was largely independent, with director Austin Scott also contributing to the script and editing, showcasing a passion project aimed at a younger demographic familiar with both slasher films and internet culture.