Mass Hysteria

The director constructs a sharp satire by juxtaposing historical role-play with modern-day mob mentality, using comedic beats to expose the fragility of reason. The film relies on absurd accusations and escalating panic to explore how quickly society can devolve into superstition and blame.

What lingers after the credits is a discomforting laugh at our own capacity for paranoia, dressed in Puritan garb but alive in the digital age. A clever reminder that the true horror often resides not in witches, but in the hunt itself. — MovieFinder Editorial