R
2026    84minThriller, Horror
5.045%25%6.0
Un uragano catastrofico si abbatte su una città costiera e gli abitanti bloccati devono sopravvivere all'innalzamento rapido delle acque brulicanti di squali famelici.
Diretto da Tommy Wirkola

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  • Phoebe DynevorLisa Fields
  • Whitney PeakDakota
  • Djimon HounsouDr. Dale Edwards
  • Alyla BrowneDee
  • Stacy ClausenRon
  • Dante UbaldiWill
  • Matt NableBilly Olson
  • Andrew LeesJoe Sprinkle
  • Sami AfuniDoug The Camera Guy
  • Tyler CoppinTrent
  • Adam DunnHarbor Master Greg Wilson
  • Chai HansenBrian
  • Annabel MullionClaire Fields
  • Bert LaBontéJimmy
  • Sian LuxfordDiane Rialto
  • Amy MathewsRachel Olson
  • Josh McConvilleBob
  • Aaliyah NginyoYoung Dakota
  • Akosia SabetYoung Dakota's Mom
  • Elijah UngvaryScott
  • jackmeat27 maggio 2026
    My quick rating - 5.3/10. If natural disasters already weren’t terrifying enough, Thrash arrives to remind us that flooding your entire coastal town is apparently not stressful enough unless somebody also adds sharks to the equation. Because when a Category 5 hurricane is tearing buildings apart, obviously, the logical next step is, “You know what this situation needs? Teeth.” To the movie’s credit, Thrash doesn’t waste time pretending the storm came out of nowhere. Everyone is preparing from the beginning, boarding windows and scrambling to get ready for what looks like a very bad few days ahead. There is something oddly refreshing about characters actually paying attention to weather warnings for once instead of standing outside saying, “Kinda windy today.” And when that storm finally hits? It hits hard. The hurricane itself genuinely looks impressive, with the flooding delivering some surprisingly convincing destruction for what absolutely carries that charming B-budget disaster movie energy. Streets turn into rivers, buildings take a beating, and the whole thing has that “humanity had a good run” kind of atmosphere. Unfortunately for everyone involved, the floodwaters also bring in some very unwelcome new neighbours: sharks. Lots of sharks. Suddenly, surviving a hurricane becomes step one, and not becoming dinner becomes step two. The story follows a handful of desperate survivors trying to navigate the chaos. Lisa (Phoebe Dynevor) is heavily pregnant, because apparently, surviving a hurricane wasn’t stressful enough on its own. Dakota (Whitney Peak) struggles with panic issues, which honestly feels like the most relatable response possible considering the circumstances. Meanwhile, there are three foster kids stuck with foster parents who might genuinely qualify for Worst Guardians of the Year, complete with accents that occasionally sound like they wandered in from entirely different movies. Then there is Djimon Hounsou showing up as Dakota’s doctor uncle, heading toward disaster with a film crew because apparently some people see “catastrophic shark flood” and think, “Fantastic documentary opportunity.” Now, does Thrash make logical sense all the time? Absolutely not. Not even remotely. Then there are scenes where people are doing things that might have you shouting at the screen about survival instincts, and for a moment, you may find yourself thinking that perhaps common sense drowned off in the flood with everyone’s furniture. However, to be honest, it seems like the kind of film where struggling against the idiocy is counterproductive. Thankfully, the sharks themselves actually look pretty solid. No terrifying early-2000s CGI disasters swimming around here. The creatures feel threatening enough, even if the movie is surprisingly restrained when it comes to body count and gore. Considering sharks are casually living in the town at this point, I expected significantly more screaming and considerably fewer surviving extras. In the end, Thrash works best as a casual streaming watch for creature-feature fans. It has decent atmosphere, effective sharks, and an entertaining enough disaster setup, but never quite rises above mediocrity. The potential is there, but thinner character work and uneven storytelling stop it from leaving much of an impression. Either way, if "hurricane plus sharks" appeals to you, there are certainly worse movies for your "ridiculous" Friday night viewing.
  • René Omlor22 maggio 2026
    Pretty trashy, shallow plot, long build up for not much
  • c33nf012 aprile 2026
    More like “Trash”
  • Hipster ZOMBIE13 aprile 2026
    Every year we seem to get at least 3 to 4 shark movies that range from great to the drizzling shits. You have your “Godfather” of shark films “Jaws” and then you have your hidden gems like “Beast of War” or “Dangerous Animals.” Then you have Netflix’s latest film: Thrash. Thrash is the kind of movie that takes a ridiculous idea and runs full speed with it. A Right into a wall of stupid. A massive hurricane floods a town with sharks, and just to make things worse, a punctured meat truck dumps blood into the streets, triggering a full-on feeding frenzy. It’s chaos by design. The problem is the characters are even harder to deal with than the sharks. A pregnant woman wandering into danger, a clueless redneck couple neglecting their foster kids, and a stubborn biologist’s daughter who refuses to evacuate all make baffling decisions that quickly wear thin. There are some impressively gory moments that deliver on the creature-feature promise, but the plot is paper thin and the nonstop bad choices make it more frustrating than fun. You might come for the sharks, but you’ll stay annoyed by the humans.
  • gibbens10 aprile 2026
    It was ok. Not bad but not original.
  • Vid13 maggio 2026
    Better than almost everything coming out of Hollywood at the moment.
  • SirMonkalot10 aprile 2026
    Enjoyable and entertaining but very much predictable and exactly what I expected it to be. Not the best shark movie, but definitely not the worst. If the hurricane doesn’t getcha, the sharks will! 🦈
  • Calie19 aprile 2026
    Jaws but with climate change.
  • sidiousplex13 aprile 2026
    Movie was ok. Nothing special. It's unfortunate that these writers and producers feel the overwhelming need to throw their environmental politics into every single thing they do. Hurricanes and storms are cyclical. They are going to happe whether you drive your V8 or not. Just work on the plots for your movies instead. Then we could rate them higher.
  • LBalian7 maggio 2026
    Lots of blood and gore.
  • Michiel27 aprile 2026
    Not bad, but definitely not great either. Some parts are ok, others are a bit to much or complete nonsense. Nice for an evening when you have nothing else to watch.
  • "THE MOVIE FANATIC"6 maggio 2026
    Thrash was "Trash" 🚮🗑
  • jabrogan5 maggio 2026
    Good fun schlock, which doesn’t take itself too seriously and doesn’t drag on.
  • Unheiligen1 maggio 2026
    Fairly entertaining. Not an Oscar bait, but fun to watch. Don't go in expecting a great storyline.
  • kenn198019 aprile 2026
    Thrash? More like TRASH. Awful acting and ridiculous plot.

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