A Breed Apart
Directed by Nathan Furst, Griff FurstViolet acepta la invitación para pasar un exclusivo fin de semana en una remota isla privada junto a varios influencers famosos. La propuesta parece perfecta para generar contenido viral y ganar seguidores, pero pronto la experiencia se transforma en algo mucho más inquietante. Los invitados descubren que la estancia forma parte de un juego peligroso: capturar a los perros salvajes que habitan la isla, conocidos por su ferocidad y por atacar a cualquiera que se cruce en su camino. Atrapados en un entorno aislado donde la rivalidad y el miedo crecen por momentos, el grupo deberá enfrentarse a una cacería en la que la línea entre cazadores y presas empieza a desdibujarse.
A Breed Apart Ratings & Reviews
- ርልዪረ17 de mayo de 2025A doggy vampire island. Social influencers begin a gameshow to win the island. You can guess how this plays out. Firstly, it's really bad. The acting, the CGI, the script are all really bad. It was shot well though. But it's so bad it's hilarious. I couldn't stop watching it, it's like watching a fat dude fall over again and again. It's not good but I can't stop watching. There was potential to make this a ridiculous comedy but the animal CGI was so bad. They're just dogs dude. Why couldn't you simply get trained dogs. All they had to do was run, chase, jump and bite etc. Unintentionally hilarious.
- DavChar28 de mayo de 2025I feel the IMdB score this movie got was a bit unjustified. Yes, the movie is a bit campy, but there are some really scary parts. I recommend watching this movie with alcohol to improve the effects.
- jackmeat19 de mayo de 2025My quick rating - 2.7/10. You know you’re in for a rough time when the first thought you have upon meeting the cast is: "Perfect dog food, every one of them." That’s not just an insult, it’s the plot. A Breed Apart tries to serve up social media satire with horror thrills but ends up somewhere between Fyre Festival and a middle school AV club’s Jurassic Bark fan film. We follow Violet (Grace Caroline Currey), the only halfway likable character, who accepts an invitation to a private island for what’s advertised as an influencer paradise but instead ends up on Dog the Bounty Hunter: Rabid Edition. The dogs? Supposedly legendary man-eaters. The influencers? Unemployed narcissists with the combined IQ of a toaster. And the writing? Let's just say a junior high creative writing class would’ve sent this script back with “see me after class” scrawled in red pen. The film does open with a bite—literally. Some iffy CGI dogs chomp their way through a victim in a sequence that promises excitement. That promise is a lie. Turns out, that was the best the movie had to offer, visually speaking. From that point on, the effects get so bad it’s like the animators fell asleep on the "smudge" tool. The dogs start barking like velociraptors, and flares explode like frag grenades, because physics apparently died before the first draft did. There’s an early window scene that makes zero sense, even in a movie where Instagram clout equals survival skills. One minute, a character can’t drive a golf cart up a hill. Next minute? That baby’s moonwalking in reverse like it’s powered by Elon Musk’s imagination. Continuity? Logic? Please, those concepts were clearly devoured by the same dogs we constantly see (even though rendering them cost $11 and someone's old laptop). The island does look nice though. So kudos to the location scout. At one point, they find an old chair that says The Breed on it—an unintentional metaphor for how this movie tries (and fails) to ride the coattails of something vastly better. I am sure if they sent Michelle Rodriguez this script, she lit it on fire. IMDb notes that the screenwriters were “inspired” by The Breed (2006). Inspired how, exactly? By watching it blindfolded? And the ending. Oh boy. During the credits, we catch a glimpse of what might’ve been an explanation for a major plot hole involving a character magically appearing on a boat. But instead of resolving it, the filmmakers must’ve gone, “Eh, let the audience figure it out. Or don’t. Who cares?” To its credit, this isn’t quite a full #turkey, but it sure has drumstick energy. The cast tries. Grace Caroline Currey deserves better. I laughed a few times at its absurdity. We all do. Final thought: A Breed Apart is a survival horror where the real challenge is not turning it off.
- Chris28 de mayo de 2025Painfully bad at times, but enjoyable because of it. It’s self aware but takes itself too seriously at the same time. It’s a fun movie to rip while you watch.
- Streetter19 de mayo de 202580% A.I. Generated (and BAD A.I. animation at that). Terrible Acting. A premise about Social Media Influencers is never a good idea. Just so so bad.
A Breed Apart Trivia
A Breed Apart was released on 16 de mayo de 2025.
A Breed Apart was directed by Nathan Furst, Griff Furst.
A Breed Apart has a runtime of 1h 39min.
A Breed Apart was produced by Eric Feig, Pano Spanos, Griff Furst, Adam Champ, Ray Moheet.
Violet acepta la invitación para pasar un exclusivo fin de semana en una remota isla privada junto a varios influencers famosos. La propuesta parece perfecta para generar contenido viral y ganar seguidores, pero pronto la experiencia se transforma en algo mucho más inquietante. Los invitados descubren que la estancia forma parte de un juego peligroso: capturar a los perros salvajes que habitan la isla, conocidos por su ferocidad y por atacar a cualquiera que se cruce en su camino. Atrapados en un entorno aislado donde la rivalidad y el miedo crecen por momentos, el grupo deberá enfrentarse a una cacería en la que la línea entre cazadores y presas empieza a desdibujarse.
The key characters in A Breed Apart are Violet (Grace Caroline Currey), Thalia (Virginia Gardner), Queen (Riele Downs).
A Breed Apart is rated R.
A Breed Apart is an Action, Terror, Misterio film.
A Breed Apart has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.