The Breach (2022) Movie Review

The Breach – Movie Review

Director: Rodrigo Gudino

Writer: Nick Butter, Ian Weir (Screenplay)

Cast

Emily Alatalo (Spare Parts)
Mary Antonini (A Christmas Mission)
Natalie Brown (Nightmare Alley)
Allan Hawco (Republic of Doyle)
Wesley French (Vikings)

Plot: Counting down his last days as Chief of Police in the tiny town of Lone Crow, John Hawkins must investigate one last case when a mangled body with uncanny wounds washes up on the shores of the Porcupine River.

Runtime: 1 Hour 32 Minutes

There may be spoilers in the rest of the review

Story: The Breach starts when a mangled body is discovered in the tiny town of Lone Crow. Chief of Police John Hawkins (Hawco) must investigate before he leaves town. He recruits Meg Fullbright (Alatalo) and Jacob Redgrave (French) to go to the local property that they believe the victim rented.

However, once they reach the home, they start questioning what was going on in the home. This leads to a series of strange events they can’t put their fingers on, in an even more disturbing reality.

Verdict on The Breach

The Breach is a horror sci-fi mystery following a small-town chief of police that starts to investigate a strange, mangled body. His investigation takes him to a remote home where a scientist is believed to have lived. However, what he finds leaves him facing a disturbing series of consequences.

This is a disturbing, shocking and gore-filled horror movie. It is filled with amazing horror creations that are truly horrific. The movie does an excellent job of sending us down different directions, with the shock of the truth filling up the final third. This is a special effects fan’s dream, and you can clearly see the comparisons to The Fly and The Void. The movie will give us nightmare fuel after putting us through a stint of suspense.

Where to Watch: The Breach will be available on Digital Download from 10th July.

Final Thoughts – The Breach is filled with suspense and nightmare fuel.