All That We Destroy

About This Movie

All That We Destroy is a curious blend of horror, sci-fi, and thriller elements that really leans into the chilling atmosphere of psychological dread. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the audience to stew in the tension of the geneticist's morally ambiguous experiments. The performances, especially of the lead, carry a weight that adds to the unsettling nature of the narrative. It’s interesting how clones are used not just as a plot device but to explore themes of nature versus nurture, guilt, and the consequences of parental obsession. The practical effects, though not overwhelming, are effective enough to give a visceral feel to the more intense moments. It’s a unique take on the serial killer trope that stands apart from the usual fare.

Explores complex moral questions through cloning.Atmospheric tension that builds throughout the film.Distinctive approach to the serial killer narrative.