Yoga Hosers

Two teenage yoga enthusiasts in a small town cross paths with a legendary hunter who believes a long buried evil is waking up as they plan a big party. What starts as a goofy night of stretches and selfies turns into a crash course in bravado as they team up with the enigmatic man hunter to slow a rising menace. The girls juggle homework, friendships, and the urge to push boundaries while danger sneaks up behind every corner. The town thickens with odd rituals, sharp banter, and unexpected allies as the trio fumbles toward a solution that could save their night and maybe their sanity. The film blends horror spoof with teen adventure, leaning on strong personality and punchy humor.

Directed by Kevin Smith and released in 2016, Yoga Hosers stars Lily-Rose Depp and Harley Quinn Smith as two yoga loving sisters, with Natasha Lyonne and Adam Brody in supporting roles. It is based on an original screenplay and developed within Smiths distinctive offbeat world offering a low budget of about five million dollars.

Worldwide box office totaled $38,784 against a $5 million budget, reflecting its limited commercial reach the film found most traction with fans of the director rather than general audiences.

Reception arrived as mixed to negative, with critics noting the film's odd tonal balance and its comic riffs on teen life and genre clichés. The central friendship and sisters bond come across as the emotional core, while the blend of horror and comedy aims to satirize pretension in teen culture.

Cultural impact has been limited to fans within Kevin Smiths orbit and a small cult following among viewers curious about the sister duo's offbeat charm. The film is often discussed for its meta wink at pop culture and for showcasing Depp and Smiths real life connection, giving a toy box of niche quotables for a select audience.