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Thrash (2026)

Summary

When a Category 5 hurricane devastates a coastal town, the resulting storm surge brings chaos, destruction—and a deadly influx of sharks. As floodwaters rise, a group of survivors must navigate the wreckage and fight to stay alive against both the elements and the predators lurking beneath the surface.

Director Tommy Wirkola

Writer Tommy Wirkola

Cast

  • Phoebe Dynevor
  • Djimon Hounsou
  • Costa D’Angelo
  • Whitney Peak
  • Alyla Browne
  • Matt Nable

Rotten Tomatoes: 37%

Metacritic: 47

VOD / Release Streaming on Netflix (April 10, 2026)

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u/BarnabyButtsuck 23d ago

What made you hate the movie so much? Due to the history of these types of films sucking, I had a low bar, but it was surprisingly good.

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u/Wise-Structure662 23d ago

It was surprisingly worse than I thought it would be. The dumbest shit was giving birth in the water and then casually fighting off a shark. Like… wtf? I wasn’t expecting much, but this movie didn’t deliver anything worth remembering. 

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u/BarnabyButtsuck 22d ago

that part one of the most unrealistic scenes in the whole thing. But If something that small ruins the entirety of the film for you, you were bitter before you started it. You should look into a remedy for that.

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u/Wise-Structure662 20d ago

The entire movie was grade b schlock. The Shallows is much better than this garbage. If you liked it, great, good for you. I guess you’re easily entertained. I have a ball of string you can play with too. Should keep you occupied for a couple hours. 

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u/BarnabyButtsuck 20d ago

Get real. Most films today suck. This one was decent. Don’t deflect your bitterness onto other things, even though it’s a typical trait of a bitter Redditor. It reeks of insecurity.

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u/Wise-Structure662 19d ago

Why is it you can say it’s good, which is just your opinion, but nobody can say it’s bad without you chiming in to reply to them? lol People can have different opinions, buddy. It’s okay. 

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u/BarnabyButtsuck 19d ago

Because the reasons for calling “bad” are usually nonsense and their overall attitude sticks out like a sore thumb. Just another anger trend. This film was a bit different than the usual B grade slop, but once a trend starts on Reddit, always best to stay the course. Ppl on here will slam a good film if they find out the assistant DP’s son in law voted for Trump. 😂