I'm Just F*cking with You is a horror-comedy film that follows the story of siblings played by Hayes MacArthur and Keir O'Donnell who are on their way to attend their cousin's wedding. They decide to stop at a secluded motel, where they encounter a twisted game of wits, pranks, and humor. The receptionist at the motel, Larry, played by director Adam Mason, welcomes the two siblings and tells them that all the rooms are booked out except for one.
As they settle into their room, they begin to experience various practical jokes that are initially amusing, but soon become increasingly sinister and terrifying. Their sense of humor comes back to haunt them as it leads to a deadly game of cat and mouse with an unknown prankster. The siblings start to lose their grip on reality as the practical jokes lead them to question their own safety. The film is a slow-burn horror with a mix of gags, scares, and a clear message about the dangers of being too clever.
As the night progresses, the siblings learn that they are not alone in the motel and that nobody can be trusted. The pranks escalate from harmless to horrific, with each joke pushing the siblings closer to the edge and testing their relationship. The plot takes a twist when the audience discovers the identity of the prankster, and the film enters its final phase, offering a satisfying payoff to its long build-up.
Overall, I'm Just F*cking with You is a well-executed horror-comedy that delivers the perfect blend of laughs and scares. With a solid cast, witty writing, and spectacular cinematography, it is a great choice for anyone looking for a thrilling, fun, and entertaining ride.