The second season of Poker Face features multiple references to cult classics and underseen gems, demonstrating the show's creators' passion for cinema. Each of the twelve episodes includes direct mentions or evocations of movies, enriching the narrative with cinematic elements. The season launches with an episode starring Cynthia Erivo as multiple sisters, reminiscent of The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley. The storyline includes an abusive relationship that hints humorously at Super Mario Bros., highlighting the playful campiness of '90s films.
Rian Johnson and Natasha Lyonne's love for cinema is evident in every episode of Poker Face's second season, filled with references to cult classics and genre films.
Each of the 12 episodes in the season includes nods to various films, amplifying the series' unique criminal vibes with cinematic references and cameos.
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