The Cure (2026): Blood, Lies, and a Friendship That Refuses to Stay Sterile
The Cure (2026) stars David Dastmalchian and Ashley Greene in a genetic thriller about blood, clones, and betrayal. Watchable but predictable.
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The Cure (2026) stars David Dastmalchian and Ashley Greene in a genetic thriller about blood, clones, and betrayal. Watchable but predictable.
Corin Hardy’s Whistle (2026) starring Dafne Keen and Sophie Nélisse revives cursed-artifact horror with Olmec mythology and teen angst. Streaming on Shudder March 3, this supernatural thriller borrows from Final Destination but lacks originality. Read Mother of Movies’ full review.
Jonas Odenheimer’s NFT: Cursed Images (2026) merges cryptocurrency culture with supernatural horror.
Twisted (2026) review: Darren Lynn Bousman’s horror thriller starring Djimon Hounsou and Lauren LaVera explores brain surgery, real estate fraud, and moral rot. Full spoilers inside.
Johannes Roberts’ Primate (2026) delivers jaw-ripping practical effects and absurdist violence as Johnny Sequoyah battles a rabid chimpanzee in Hawaii. Fantastic Fest favorite trades emotional depth for viral gore moments. Troy Kotsur and Jessica Alexander co-star in this polarizing creature feature from Paramount Pictures.
Killer Whale (2026) review: Virginia Gardner deserves better than this Lionsgate theatrical misfire featuring studio-tank effects, melodramatic plot pivots, and wasted potential. A creature feature that sinks under technical deficiencies and narrative confusion.