Horrificator is a short horror film created by Miss Bustier's class for the Parisian Student Short Film Festival. It features two main characters: Agent Smith (portrayed by Mylène Haprèle) and Officer Jones (portrayed by Adrien Agreste).
In "Horrificator", after Myléne could not do her major role in the movie, she is later akumatized into Horrificator.
Description[]
Originally, the first scene started with a dialogue between Officer Jones, suggesting to evacuate, and Agent Smith, who decides to face the monster that devoured her family, friends and pet dog, Sniffles. Later, Agent Smith would have an "emotional journey".
The script was tweaked to include a kiss between the main characters in the first scene, which, according to Alya, would not make sense story wise. Taking over the main role, Chloé decides to turn Agent Smith into a nurse.
The film's production continued despite the lead actress becoming akumatized, which resulted in the plot drastically changing. Ladybug and Cat Noir, along with the class, became the protagonists of the new film, and the battle against Horrificator was used as the story. The final scene in the movie has a kiss between Ivan and now de-akumatized Mylène.
Cast and Crew[]
Cast[]
- Agent Smith:
- Mylène Haprèle (originally)
- Chloé Bourgeois (replacement)
- Marinette Dupain-Cheng (second replacement)
- Officer Jones: Adrien Agreste
- Terrificator: Ivan Bruel
Crew[]
- Film director: Nino Lahiffe
- Film producer: Marinette Dupain-Cheng
- Director assistant: Max Kanté
- Film scriptwriter: Alya Césaire
- Boom director: Lê Chiến Kim
- Clapper loader: Alix Kubdel
- Lightning setter: Nathaniel Kurtzberg
- Makeup artist: Juleka Couffaine
Sightings[]
Episodes[]
Trivia[]
- Mylène's Akumatization seemed to be heavily influenced by the film her class made in "Horrificator", as well as a reshaping of the film itself.
- Additionally, her akumatized form appeared similar to the mask that Ivan wore for the film.
- The film was not selected by André for the competition. He told Nino that "the monster was ridiculous, pathetic, and not realistic."