Shook

In a world where likes dictate worth and every moment is streamed for an unseen audience, Mia Larson rides the crest of digital fame, curating a glossy life that blurs the line between performance and reality. Her carefully edited feed is a sanctuary of beauty tutorials, collaborations, and the constant hum of notifications, yet beneath the surface lies a pressure to stay perpetually relevant. Surrounded by a tight‑knit circle of friends—Lani, Jade, and Santi—who double as collaborators and confidants, Mia’s online persona feels both empowering and precarious.

When an unidentifiable presence begins to infiltrate her feeds, sending cryptic messages and impossible challenges, the glossy veneer of her existence starts to crack. The puzzles arrive as a blend of digital riddles and real‑world tasks, forcing Mia to confront the limits of her influence and the fragility of the connections she has built. The tone shifts from the bright, fast‑paced energy of influencer culture to a slow‑burning tension, where every notification could be a clue or a trap.

The film balances sleek, modern aesthetics with an undercurrent of dread, using the hyper‑connected atmosphere to amplify the feeling that something—or someone— is always watching. As Mia navigates these unsettling games, she must weigh the loyalty of her inner circle against the growing suspicion that the very platforms that elevated her might now be weaponized against her. The stakes feel intimate, the danger both psychological and palpable, and the line between a calculated prank and a genuine threat becomes increasingly blurred, keeping both Mia and the audience questioning what is real in a world built on illusion.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 00:55