The Isle

Synopsis

Set in 1846, a three-man crew on a hunting trip in the British Isles arrives on a remote island shrouded in mystery and terror. As they explore the island, they uncover dark secrets that test their sanity and survival. The eerie landscape and chilling encounters with the island's inhabitants blur the lines between reality and nightmare. As tensions rise and the truth unravels, the men must confront their worst fears to escape the island alive. The Isle is a gripping tale of suspense, psychological horror, and the darkness that lurks within the human soul.

Cast

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  Conleth Hill

  Douglas Innis

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  Alex Hassell

  Oliver Gosling

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  Tori Butler-Hart

  Lanthe Innis

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  Fisayo Akinade

  Cailean Ferris

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  Alix Wilton Regan

  Korrigan MacLeod

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  Graham Butler

  Jim Bickley

Reviews

The Isle has received mixed reviews from both critics and audiences. While some praised the film's atmospheric setting and eerie tone, others criticized its slow pacing and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes' critics consensus describes The Isle as 'an atmospheric yet ultimately unsatisfying horror film with a forgettable plot'. On IMDb, the movie has an average rating of 4.9/10, with some viewers appreciating the film's visuals and suspenseful moments. However, many viewers found the storyline predictable and the characters lacking development. Despite its flaws, The Isle manages to deliver a few genuinely creepy moments that will appeal to fans of slow-burn horror.