KillHer (2022): Cast & Ratings
KillHer is a 2022 comedy thriller directed by Robyn August, starring Tom Kiesche as Mr. Rogers, Meredith Thomas and Ron Roggé. It runs 1 hour 28 minutes. Its Echo Score is 88/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 28m (88 min)
- Director
- Robyn August
- Original language
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English
- Studio
- Big Quiche Productions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is KillHer About?
The premise of KillHer without spoilers.
A group of friends travel to a secluded woodland area to plan a wedding, settling near the home of Mr. Rogers. With no cell service, their weekend getaway takes a dark turn as they begin to die, and a disturbing secret is uncovered that threatens their lives.
KillHer Cast & Characters
Tom Kiesche leads the cast as Mr. Rogers, with Meredith Thomas as Ms. Singer-Rogers and Ron Roggé as Doc Loc. Directed by Robyn August; 11 actors are credited in all.
- Director Robyn August
- Tom Kiesche as Mr. Rogers
- Meredith Thomas as Ms. Singer-Rogers
- Ron Roggé as Doc Loc
- Harrison White as HXB
Also Starring in KillHer
· 7 more- Emily Hall Jess
- Jenna Z. Alvarez Mattie
- Nicole Lovince Rae
- Cat Limket Delilah the Ex-Girlfriend
- Jack Schumacher Jagger
- Jennifer Anne Scott Gabby
- M.C. Huff Eddie
More from Robyn August
One more film directed by Robyn August: Party with Me.
KillHer Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 88/100, strongest in rewatch factor (90) and weakest in story & flow (75).
KillHer Echo Score Breakdown
KillHer delivers a lively blend of slasher thrills and self‑aware humor that resonates with genre fans. The film benefits from confident direction, vibrant production design, and a soundtrack that nods to horror classics, while the cast provides moments of genuine chemistry and comic timing. Though some viewers note uneven performances and familiar plot beats, the overall execution feels polished for its budget. The consensus is that the movie succeeds in offering an entertaining, replay‑worthy experience despite occasional rough edges.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 88
In terms of art and craft, the film showcases confident direction and crisp cinematography that stretch a modest budget. Production design employs a bright color palette and practical makeup effects that enhance the retro slasher vibe. Editing maintains a brisk rhythm, supporting both horror set‑pieces and comedic beats. The visual presentation feels cohesive and deliberately stylized, reinforcing the movie’s tone. Overall, the technical execution stands out as a strong component of the film.
- Character & Emotion 80
When evaluating character and emotion, the ensemble delivers several memorable turnarounds, especially from the film’s lead and supporting comic relief roles. Performances vary, with a few actors offering nuanced reactions that ground the humor in relatable tension. Some cast members display uneven energy, leading to occasional inconsistency in emotional depth. Nevertheless, the chemistry among the protagonists consistently fuels the group dynamics that drive the narrative forward. The net impression is a generally engaging character ensemble with room for refinement.
- Story & Flow 75
The story and flow blend familiar slasher set‑ups with unexpected twists that keep the plot lively. Pacing accelerates toward a gory climax, and occasional humor punctuates the tension. Originality is limited by genre conventions, and certain plot reveals arrive earlier than optimal, diminishing suspense for some viewers. Despite these drawbacks, the script retains enough inventive moments to sustain interest throughout the runtime. Overall, the narrative offers a satisfying, if not groundbreaking, slasher experience.
- Sensory Experience 85
Sensory experience is heightened by a soundtrack that references classic horror themes while introducing original cues that accentuate jumps and comedic beats. Sound design balances visceral gore with atmospheric ambience, and visual style employs a polished, stylized aesthetic that feels intentional rather than cheap. The blend of practical effects and vivid color schemes creates an immersive environment. In sum, the audio‑visual elements coalesce to reinforce the film’s tonal shifts and heightened moments.
- Rewatch Factor 90
Rewatch factor is strong, as the film’s blend of humor, surprise twists, and practical gore invites multiple viewings. Audience reactions at festival screenings indicate a lasting appeal, with many noting the film’s capacity to provoke laughs on repeat viewings. The layered jokes and hidden visual details reward attentive audiences, while the brisk pacing ensures it does not feel stale on subsequent watches. Consequently, the movie holds notable replay value for fans of the genre.
KillHer Trailers & Videos
The trailer of KillHer.
KillHer Also Known As
3 alternative titles, including “杀她” and “Zabić ją”.
- Also known as
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- 杀她
- Zabić ją
- 殺她
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KillHer FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of KillHer, each answered in a sentence.
How long is KillHer?
KillHer runs 1 hour 28 minutes (88 minutes).
When was KillHer released?
KillHer was released on October 13, 2022.
Who directed KillHer?
KillHer was directed by Robyn August.
More films by Robyn August Who is in the cast of KillHer?
KillHer stars Tom Kiesche as Mr. Rogers, Meredith Thomas as Ms. Singer-Rogers and Ron Roggé as Doc Loc, among 11 credited actors.
Does KillHer have a post-credit scene?
No. KillHer has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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