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6.4

Assimilate

PG-13·2019·93m

Horror

Thriller

Science Fiction

Horror

Thriller

Science Fiction

Summary

Three friends making a web series about their town discover that their neighbors are being killed and replaced by creatures who are perfect copies of their victims.

Cast

Andi Matichak

Kayla Shepard

Cam Gigandet

Josh Haywood

Calum Worthy

Randy Foster

Jessica Medina

Replicate

Joel Courtney

Zach Henderson

Katherine McNamara

Hannah

Mason McNulty

Joey Shepard

John Murlowski

Mr. Fritts

Terry Dale Parks

Pastor Greg

Vito Viscuso

Larry Shepard

Kyler Porche

Dylan

Cotton Yancey

Replicate

Ryan Wiltshire

Replicate

Christina Michelle Williams

Replicate

Calvin Williams

Replicate

Martin Sprock

Mailman

Lindsey Reimann

Replicate

Deanna Rashell

Mrs. Watson - Replaced Parent

Stacy Stephen Purser

Replicate

Hugh Daniel Porter

Replicate

Allison Pittman

Randy's Mother

Jered Meeks

Replicate

Shawn Steven Jones

Replicate

Rhonda Jennings

Replicate

Martin Ross Henne

Replicate

Jake Harvey

Replicate

Pixie Hankins

Girl on Gurney

Stuart Greenwell

Replicate

Emma Frances Burge

Child of Replicate

Jacob Craig Bullock

Mrs. Lee's Son

J.C. Barber

Replicate

Richard B. Adams

Replicate

Michelle Feynman

Mrs. Fritts

Amber Townsend

Julia

Conner Myers

Screaming Boy

Deanna Meske

Replaced Mrs. Lee

Michael Martin

Henry

Byron Hughes

Sheriff

Megan Fay

Ashley

Amye Gousset

Mrs. Bissette

Tonetta Weaver

Mrs. Henderson

Kevin Remington

Mr. Henderson

Jennifer Pierce Mathus

Beth Shepard

Crew

Director, Writer

John Murlowski

Writer

Steven Palmer Peterson

Reviews

Geronimo1967

April 16, 2022

"Zach" (Joel Courtney) and his pal "Randy" (Calum Worthy) are the town geeks, a pair of well meaning young lads who along with their pal "Kayla" (Andi Matichak) decide to make a series of video diaries about their town. Gradually, though, they discover that the townsfolk around them are changing. They hear screams, their normally sleepy town is distinctly out of sorts and it seem the local minister may be the fulcrum of this mystery. Despite the reservations of deputy "Haywood" (Cam Gigandet) they investigate, and are soon knee deep in... The two lads are adequate here, the story is thin - a sort of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" only they couldn't quite afford an invasion, so this is more of an encroachment. The rest of the zombie-style acting is not, though, restricted to those possessed. The whole thing is cheap, not very cheerful and the writing is just banal. For some reason those possessed have to get naked - not sure it adds anything, but it's probably the only talking point in this otherwise little better than schedule filler.