2026    1h 31mHorror, Thriller
4.75.1
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Ally Braun, a 16-year-old adopted girl with a mysterious illness, discovers her biotech billionaire parents are harvesting her blood for sinister reasons.
Directed by Nancy Leopardi
  • David DastmalchianJeff Braun
  • Ashley GreeneGeorgia Braun
  • Samantha CochranAlly Braun
  • Sydney TaylorBrooke Amandine
  • Tyler Lawrence GrayRobbie Amandine
  • Alex VeadovDr. Volker
  • Marisa EcheverriaMargita
  • Bunny LevineMrs. Polanski
  • Dylan FlashnerDr. Morrissey
  • Emma HooverYoung Ally
  • Mason Miller
  • Ryan MarchPeter
  • Kelly ColeBryan
  • Phylicia WissaNurse Robinson
  • Elle HaymondNurse Lawrence
  • Kyle O'GormanStoner Kid
  • Joshua BenardAlpha Kid
  • André GowerMr. Teal
  • Scott DeanMr. Johnson
  • Sarah TromleyMrs. Beezos
  • Josh CApril 2, 2026
    Not good, not bad. Production was good, acting was decent. Hoped for a bit more excitement as it seemed to drag until the last 1/4 of the movie.
  • TonyApril 26, 2026
    A Masterclass in "Wait.. what?" If you’ve ever wondered what happens when a script is written on a cocktail napkin during a fever dream, look no further than The Cure. This movie doesn't just ask for a suspension of disbelief; it demands you perform a full-scale lobotomy on your own logic. ​The wooden acting is truly the film's standout feature. The lead actors deliver their lines with the emotional urgency of a GPS voice navigation system. In moments of "extreme peril," they exhibit all the charisma of a damp cardboard box, making it very difficult to care if the characters find a cure or just find a comfortable place to nap. ​But the real stars are the ridiculous leaps in logic. The plot doesn't flow so much as it teleports from one nonsensical decision to the next. Characters ignore basic biology, physics, and common sense to ensure the movie hits its ninety-minute mark. It’s the kind of film where a character would walk into a burning building because they "thought they heard a dial-tone." ​Verdict: Bring a magnifying glass—not to find the clues, but to search for the plot holes you could drive a semi-truck through.
  • Enes ŞahinMarch 26, 2026
    I watched it because the subject matter interested me. I like these kinds of scenarios. I think the film was good; I wasn't bored, and it kept me intrigued. Some minor scenes were silly, but they weren't too noticeable. The acting was good. As I said, I wanted to watch it because the script interested me, and I think the film was good. I definitely recommend it; give it a chance. I think you'll like it. Besides, it seems like a sequel is on the way. Because the last scene ended in a way that suggests it will continue. Turning this into a film series would be nice. In short, I generally liked it. I'd say give it a chance. Thanks for your hard work.
  • Clarence BoddickerApril 19, 2026
    Cute little thriller. Not a masterpiece by any stretch of the imagination, but still quite enjoyable due to the good cast and acting.
  • mickeymauz24April 1, 2026
    The story is good. The acting is decent. The dialog is ok but the script is NOT good. The characters make some strange decisions and we jump from one scenario to another. Maybe because of time constraints. Overall a fine movie. Just wish we had more time for character development.

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