Thule

Synopsis

Thule, a psychological thriller film starring Christopher Marquette, revolves around a remote Antarctic research station where a group of scientists uncover a mysterious object buried beneath the ice. As they investigate the artifact's origins, they soon realize they have awakened an ancient evil force that threatens their lives and sanity. With tensions rising and paranoia setting in, the team must race against time to contain the malevolent power before it consumes them all. Directed by Jess Lazarchuk, Thule is a gripping and suspenseful tale of survival in the harshest of environments, fraught with chilling encounters and psychological twists.

Cast

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  Christopher Rodriguez Marquette

  Amn. John 'Jack' Roberts

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  Noel Fisher

  Amn. Jim Parker

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  Scott Eastwood

  Amn. D.W. Anderson

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  JR Bourne

  CO Cain

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  Jackson Davis

  Amn. Charlie Wesley

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  Amber Rothwell

  Glennie

Reviews

Thule has garnered mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its tense atmosphere and unsettling storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a chilling Antarctic survival tale that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats'. IMDb users have rated the movie 8.0/10, citing its strong performances and engaging plot. On the other hand, Metacritic users have expressed disappointment with the film's pacing and predictability, giving it a lower score. Despite the divided opinions, Thule manages to deliver a thrilling experience that appeals to fans of psychological horror and supernatural mysteries. The intricate character dynamics and claustrophobic setting provide a solid foundation for the suspenseful narrative to unfold.