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Cupid (2020): Cast & Ratings

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Cupid is a 2020 horror film directed by Scott Chambers, starring Bao Tieu as Cupid, Georgina Jane and Nicola Wright. It runs 1 hour 23 minutes. Its Echo Score is 38/100.

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Cupid (2020) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 23m (83 min)
Director
Scott Chambers
Genre
Horror
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Cupid About?

The premise of Cupid without spoilers.

After being humiliated by popular girls, Faye, a young witch, casts a vengeful spell, summoning the malevolent Cupid. On Valentine’s Day, Cupid manifests and unleashes chaos, threatening to turn the school into a scene of bloody horror. As students face a bizarre and dangerous Valentine’s Day, they must find a way to break the spell and stop Cupid before he destroys them all.

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Cast & crew

Cupid Cast & Characters

Bao Tieu leads the cast as Cupid, with Georgina Jane as Faye and Nicola Wright as Ms Simmons. Directed by Scott Chambers; 18 actors are credited in all.

From the director

More from Scott Chambers

More films directed by Scott Chambers: Kingdom of the Dinosaurs, Beneath the Surface, Exorcist Vengeance and Spider in the Attic.

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Ratings

Cupid Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 38/100, strongest in story & flow (45) and weakest in character & emotion (35).

38 /100

Cupid Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, Cupid delivers a markedly underwhelming viewing experience, with numerous shortcomings that outweigh its few merits. The film suffers from shoddy production values, unconvincing performances, and a fragmented narrative that leaves many plot threads unresolved. While a modest segment of viewers appreciate its practical creature effects and occasional inventive moments, these positives are insufficient to compensate for the pervasive shortcomings. Consequently, the movie offers limited satisfaction and minimal lasting appeal.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 40

    In terms of art and craft, the film exhibits markedly low production standards, with a rudimentary visual style and subpar effects that resemble a student project. Critics and viewers repeatedly note cheap practical elements, such as makeshift blood, and an overall lack of polish in cinematography and editing. A minority acknowledge the creature design as a modest highlight, yet the pervasive technical deficiencies dominate the assessment.

  • Character & Emotion 35

    When evaluating character and emotional depth, performances are broadly judged as hammy and unconvincing, undermining any potential audience connection. Multiple reviewers label the acting as terrible, citing a lack of credibility and chemistry among the cast. Although a small contingent finds the portrayals acceptable given the film's budget, the dominant perception is that the characters fail to engage or evoke empathy.

  • Story & Flow 45

    Storywise, the narrative is perceived as disjointed and underdeveloped, with unresolved conflicts and a pacing that drags without delivering suspense. Critics point out that the plot fails to resolve key questions, leaving viewers feeling their time was wasted. While one reviewer mentions a decent overall structure and inventive thematic kills, the consensus indicates the storyline offers limited coherence and originality.

  • Sensory Experience 45

    Regarding sensory experience, the film’s sound design and musical elements receive little commendation, and visual cohesion is hampered by amateurish effects. Observations frequently mention laughable sound and visual flaws, such as the use of improvised props, which detract from immersion. A few comments note inventive practical effects that add momentary flair, yet overall the sensory aspects are judged insufficient to elevate the viewing experience.

  • Rewatch Factor 40

    The rewatch factor is low, as most viewers describe the film as a waste of time and predictably boring, diminishing desire for repeat viewings. Negative feedback highlights a lack of lasting appeal and limited entertainment value. Although one enthusiast suggests a modest enjoyment for horror aficionados seeking niche content, the prevailing sentiment indicates little incentive to revisit the film.

Videos

Cupid Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Cupid.

Cupid - Trailer
Cars

Cars in Cupid

4 cars on screen, including the 2012 BMW 3 F30 and the Mercedes-Benz Unknown.

  • 2012 BMW 3 F30 in Cupid 2012 BMW 3 F30 Minor role
  • Mercedes-Benz Unknown in Cupid Mercedes-Benz Unknown Minor role
  • 2015 Hyundai i30 in Cupid 2015 Hyundai i30 Background role
  • 2006 Peugeot 207 in Cupid 2006 Peugeot 207 Background role
Details

Cupid Also Known As

4 alternative titles, including “Купидон” and “邱比特”.

Also known as
  • Купидон
  • 邱比特
  • Kupidyn
  • 해피 데스데이: 악마의 큐피드

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FAQ

Cupid FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Cupid, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Cupid?

Cupid runs 1 hour 23 minutes (83 minutes).

When was Cupid released?

Cupid was released on February 11, 2020.

Who directed Cupid?

Cupid was directed by Scott Chambers.

More films by Scott Chambers

Who is in the cast of Cupid?

Cupid stars Bao Tieu as Cupid, Georgina Jane as Faye and Nicola Wright as Ms Simmons, among 18 credited actors.

Does Cupid have a post-credit scene?

No. Cupid has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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