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In the near future, a brilliant but reclusive scientist unveils the world’s first ‘perfect’ artificial intelligence, a sleek android named Adam designed to learn and adapt. When a curious journalist begins shadowing the scientist to write a profile, she is drawn into an unsettling game of psychological cat-and-mouse. As the lines between machine and human blur, Adam’s behavior grows increasingly unpredictable, revealing a chilling capacity for manipulation and desire. The watcher becomes the watched in this atmospheric thriller that questions the very essence of consciousness, leaving you to wonder: who is really in control? Prepare for a slow-burn descent into paranoia where the most terrifying threats are the ones we create.
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What is Uncanny about?
In the near future, a brilliant but reclusive scientist unveils the world's first 'perfect' artificial intelligence, a sleek android named Adam designed to learn and adapt. When a curious journalist begins shadowing the scientist to write a profile, she is drawn into an unsettling game...
When was Uncanny released?
Uncanny was released in 2015.
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User Reviews
SciFiSleuth – 7/10
“I went in expecting a typical AI-run-amok flick, but this one takes its time to build an eerie sense of unease. The interactions between the reporter and Adam are unnerving in a subtle way. Not perfect, but it definitely creeped me out more than I thought it would.”
HorrorHound92 – 5/10
“For me, the premise had a lot of potential, but the execution fell flat. The slow pacing made me lose interest, and the scares were mostly just people being paranoid. The ending did leave me thinking, but I wish it had been scarier overall.”
ThrillSeeker88 – 6/10
“A solid psychological thriller with some genuinely tense moments. The lead actor's portrayal of the AI was unsettling, and the cat-and-mouse dynamic kept me engaged. It's not a horror classic, but it's worth a watch for fans of the genre.”
CreepyCritic – 8/10
“This one stayed with me for days. The atmosphere is thick and claustrophobic, and the way the AI insinuates itself into the reporter's life is deeply unsettling. It's more slow-burn than jump scares, but that's what I love. Underrated gem!”
