The Womb (2024)

80% User Rating

1h 39min

"Sometimes The Only Way Out is Through the Dark"

Sami, a deaf woman, survives alone in a suburban wasteland stalked by a terrifying presence beneath high-tension power lines. Her only warning of its approach is a faint hum detected by her cochlear implant. Clinging to the hope that her missing family will return, she refuses to leave her fortified home, even as the military prepares to destroy the entire area. When two mysterious intruders arrive claiming they can destroy the creature using a bomb “fueled by Hell,” Sami’s world begins to unravel. Childhood trauma resurfaces, memories shift, and her grip on reality weakens. In a climactic confrontation, Sami deploys the bomb and wakes in a hospital to a reunion with her long-lost family. But as buried truths surface, she realizes the reunion isn’t real.

Frank A. CappelloDirector

Cast

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Cami Varela

Sami Johnson

Anzu Lawson

Sophia

Jamison Jones

Ben Richards

Chase Coleman

Cyrus

Taylor Murphy-Sinclair

Jade

Hannah Zamora

Young Sami

Myron McClure

Lt. Dobbs

Marieh Delfino

Dr. Stevens

Spike Daniels

Josh

Martin Harris

Sgt. Kelsie

Philip Lester

George Johnson

Josh Murphy

Billy

Paul Sloan

Samuel

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FilmsForFun

Rating 80%

August 19, 2025

Okay, The Womb messed me up—in the best way. I went in expecting some creepy monster vibes (and yeah, there’s that), but this movie is so much more. It’s like if A Quiet Place and Black Swan had a weird, emotional baby. Sami, the main character, is deaf and living alone in this creepy, abandoned neighborhood. Something is out there, and the only hint it’s coming is this low hum she hears through her cochlear implant (which, honestly, is such a cool and terrifying idea). She’s holding out hope her missing family will come back... and refusing to leave even as the military’s like, “We’re gonna nuke this place, FYI.” Then these two super weird people show up with a bomb “fueled by Hell” (???), and things get trippy. You’re never totally sure what’s real, and by the end... oof. Let’s just say I wasn’t emotionally prepared. It’s spooky, it’s sad, and it totally messed with my head. But in a good way. If you like horror with actual emotional depth—and don’t mind questioning reality for a bit—The Womb is 100% worth the watch. Just... maybe have tissues nearby.