The movie presents a critical look at the superficiality of the entertainment world, primarily focusing on Abel (The Weeknd), a musician grappling with emotional turmoil following a breakup. His manager, Lee (Barry Keoghan) tries to manage the situation. The plot takes an unsettling turn when Abel encounters a fan, Anima (Jenna Ortega). What starts as a fleeting encounter escalates into a nightmarish experience, revealing the potential dangers of fan obsession. The film’s visual style, marked by psychedelic sequences, occasionally overshadows the core narrative. The film’s ending underscores the complexities of fame and vulnerability. Despite some weaknesses in the middle, the movie succeeds in delivering a message.
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