After being kidnapped and violently threatened by the angry Caddyshack Killer, Kylie needs to do everything she can to ensure she’s not his next victim. Can she sacrifice everything she’s built to bring him down and remain unscathed?

This was a bit of a weird ending, not helped by the time jumps we’ve seen in the series, or the unlikeable main characters. There’s no one to root for, and even when something goes right, it just isn’t worthy of anything more than a shrug. To add to this, secondary characters act and react in a very odd way to some pretty huge stuff, and it all adds to the feeling of being a bit disconnected from what’s actually happening.

There’s also a completely unnecessary and stupid twist ending that acts as very silly sequel fodder. There was a great idea at the heart of Killer Influences, but at the end it feels like it was let down in the (pun intended) execution.

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