Hardy is an unapologetic and diehard Trump supporter/anti-masker/Covid conspiracy theorist (which also all seems to be true based on her real life social media accounts), so she grows tired of all the lockdowns and restrictions in Los Angeles, and flies to London to meet up with a former bandmate of hers. You can check out her channel here, although the last upload was a year ago. Not only is Annie Hardy the actress’ real name, but she really does livestream herself doing this very same show. The entirety of the film takes place over a livestream entitled BandCar, in which our protagonist Annie Hardy performs an improv music show while driving around. But between behind the scenes drama, and a less groundbreaking approach, Dashcam sadly doesn’t live up to its director’s preceding film. Savage’s follow up film Dashcam, also deals heavily with pandemic life and, much like Host, also takes place entirely within the realm of social media (this time a livestream). Shot entirely over Zoom during the first wave of quarantine, Host perfectly captured what it felt like during that time, while also delivering a legitimately creepy supernatural thriller. While the world remained in indefinite lockdown during the first half of 2020, British writer/director Rob Savage took the anxieties and uncertainties we all felt and turned it into an award winning 50 minute film called Host.
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