YMMV / The Voyeurs

• Best Known for the Fanservice: Within a short while of the film's release, it became known online for Sydney Sweeney (who already gained a reputation as Ms. Fanservice through works such as Euphoria) showing almost-full nudity and having various explicit sex scenes far, far more than for its plot.
• Esoteric Happy Ending:
  • The film ends on a shot of a sad, but triumphant Pippa, suggesting she is content with the revenge she took on Sebastian and Julia. However since they know who assaulted and maimed them, likely backed up by security camera footage at Pippa's work, it's unlikely that Pippa wouldn't be facing some serious jail time.
  • There's also the fact that while Pippa took her revenge on them, Sebastian and Julia will never face legal punishment for murdering Thomas unless forensics can make the connection between the poison in the dead birds, Thomas's bloodstream, and the tampered drink and trace it back to them since it would be Pippa's word against theirs. Plus as the person facing her own jail sentence for assault, her word wouldn't be very credible...
• Moral Event Horizon: Julia and Sebastian had already established themselves as total slimeballs when they capitalised on Thomas' suicide for their art exhibition, but the actual horizon crossing occurs when Pippa realises that they poisoned Thomas and set up his death to look like a suicide, purely to increase the drama.
• Narm: The amount of suspense built up around seeing Sydney Sweeney's boobs. Then when the big reveal takes place, it starts with Pippa slowly taking her bra off, only to cut away and cut back to her completely topless, making it seem like the editor couldn't stick the landing.
• Paranoia Fuel: The Voyeurs is a very convoluted aesop about why you should keep your curtains shut and leave your neighbours alone.
• The Woobie: Thomas and Pippa may have been unscrupulous in their voyeurism, but what happens next definitely earns them sympathy, if only because of how excessive their punishment is.