Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 21, 2018 (8 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 48m
- Language
- English
- Origins
- Tags
- Companies
- Bron Studios, Creative Wealth Media Finance, Foxtail Entertainment, Phantom Four
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Cast View all
Odessa YoungLily Colson
Hari NefBex Warren
AbraEm Lacey
Suki WaterhouseSarah Lacey
Anika Noni RoseNancey Lacey
Colman DomingoPrincipal Turrell
Maude ApatowGrace
Bella ThorneReagan Hall
Joel McHaleNick Mathers
Bill SkarsgårdMark
Cody ChristianJohnny
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Crew View all
Sam LevinsonDirector & Writer
Michael NovogratzExecutive Producer
Phoebe FisherProducer
Aaron L. GilbertProducer
David S. GoyerProducer
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External reviews
Dark satire lets social media tear us apart
★★★★★ Set in modern-day Salem, the events of Assassination Nation bear more than a passing resemblance to the town’s infamous hysterical witch-h...
Sam Levinson's violent, blunt-force satire about the filthy internet secrets we keep is at once unsubtle and compelling.
Odessa Young, Suki Waterhouse and Bill Skarsgard star in an American satire . Read the Empire review.
Just picture it: the first few seconds of your first impression is engulfed in snide narration and hyperactive trigger warnings promising a tidal wave of…
Four teenage girls become the scapegoats for a town whose secrets are spilled by a hacker in 'Assassination Nation,' Sam Levinson's horror comedy.
The biggest sale at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival is a rambunctious indictment of the internet era.
By Jim Slotek
This gleefully gory exploitation film sets out to shock, but smartly dissects our online-obsessed society along the way
