Caitlin Green

That's a problem.

It's one thing to tell a bunch of influencers, hey, come to this really cool advanced screening.

They'll be swag.

Maybe we'll have a cast member or a director will answer questions in an attempt to sway them, but to still level some authenticity to their reviews.

If you're just going to pay them to watch it and say they liked it, it's a different thing altogether.

Doesn't surprise me in the slightest.

I just don't appreciate like not saying it on its face.

You should probably, if you're going to have people do posts, they should have to put that it's sponsored.

They should have to put a hashtag that it's SpawnCon.

And I think, you know, I think even just having people see that they like it, even if they mark that it's paid, I still think that that would have had a positive impact for the movie.

So if this is in fact true, I think they went about it the wrong way.

I think that they probably just wanted to be able to say if I had to guess that the whole soundtrack is Charlie XCX because this is a very trendy movie.

And so maybe they didn't quite tap into the perfection of Wuthering Heights as you saw it as a song.

I've never heard it.

I've never heard it.

And I'm going to go listen.

It's like when someone tells me they've never seen The Sopranos.

I'm jealous that they get to watch it for the first time.

Oh, keeping it niche.

I think that like Wuthering Heights is, it's just this sort of like composite of everything that is pop culture right now.