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When grief-stricken parents Nicholas and Sarah lose their first child to a genetic disease, they are offered an unimaginable chance at redemption by GEO Group, a cutting-edge cellular meat company that claims it can create ‘designer babies.’ Desperate to fill the void in their lives, they enroll in a clinical trial that promises to rewrite the very code of life. But as the experiment progresses, their new child begins to exhibit unsettling behavior that defies all scientific explanation. Trapped in a nightmare of their own making, they must confront a terrifying truth: some doors should never be opened. Prepare for a chilling descent into the uncanny valley of modern medicine, where every heartbeat might hide something monstrous.
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When grief-stricken parents Nicholas and Sarah lose their first child to a genetic disease, they are offered an unimaginable chance at redemption by GEO Group, a cutting-edge cellular meat company that claims it can create 'designer babies.' Desperate to fill the void in their lives,...
When was Isaac released?
Isaac was released in 2024.
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User Reviews
ScaryFan88 – 7/10
“The concept is genuinely creepy, and the slow burn really gets under your skin. The acting was solid, especially the parents' descent into paranoia. It's not perfect, but it definitely left me unsettled.”
GoreHound – 5/10
“I appreciated the ethical dilemma, but the scares were too tame for my taste. The atmosphere was good, but the climax felt a bit rushed. It's a decent watch, but not something I'd rewatch.”
MidnightViewer – 8/10
“This one surprised me. The dread builds beautifully, and the child's performance was unnerving. It's a thoughtful horror that doesn't rely on cheap jumps, which I really liked.”
HorrorNerd – 6/10
“There are some genuinely creepy moments, and the premise is interesting. But it drags in the middle and some plot points felt underdeveloped. I'd say it's a decent rental for a quiet night.”
