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Appofeniacs

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When Duke goes on a frenzy of reckless deepfake creations, his callous disregard of consequences shows how, with a few clicks of an app on a phone, anyone can create a deceiving video of an unsuspecting victim and ruin their life... or end it. Blending psychological horror, dark satire, and real-world tech paranoia, this cinematic feast explores the weaponization of deepfake technology and the disintegration of truth in a digital-first culture.

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Rebecca Sayce FILMHOUNDS Magazine The AI horror subgenre is overdone, but Appofeniacs offers a reboot in how it shows our disconnect during online interactions, how social media can be weaponized, and the immense power we have at our fingertips through our mobile phones. Rated: 4/5 Aug 27, 2025 Full Review Kat Hughes THN Potentially featuring a few too many characters, Appofeniacs is ultimately a great cautionary tale about the perils of Deep Fake videography and blindly believing what is online. Rated: 3/5 Aug 26, 2025 Full Review Joel Harley Starburst Appofeniacs is perhaps too beholden to its love affair with Tarantino for its own good, but it’s an enjoyable collection of pulpy techno-terrors. Rated: 3/5 Aug 25, 2025 Full Review Liselotte Vanophem Geek Vibes Nation Appofeniacs definitely fails to gain momentum after its explosive beginning and is far from perfect due to its disjointed feel. However, its ideas are bold, its topics are contemporary, and its third act is indeed a magnetic feast for the eyes. Rated: 6/10 Aug 24, 2025 Full Review Read all reviews

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Chris Marrs Piliero

Director

Sean Gunn

Actor

Michael Abbott Jr.

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Aaron Holliday

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Jermaine Fowler

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Paige Searcy

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Synopsis When Duke goes on a frenzy of reckless deepfake creations, his callous disregard of consequences shows how, with a few clicks of an app on a phone, anyone can create a deceiving video of an unsuspecting victim and ruin their life... or end it. Blending psychological horror, dark satire, and real-world tech paranoia, this cinematic feast explores the weaponization of deepfake technology and the disintegration of truth in a digital-first culture.
Director
Chris Marrs Piliero
Producer
Jared Iacino, Chris Marrs Piliero, Andrew Panay
Screenwriter
Chris Marrs Piliero
Production Co
Odin's Eye Entertainment
Genre
Horror
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 30m