Deadsight (2018): Cast & Ratings
Deadsight is a 2018 horror film directed by Jesse Thomas Cook, starring Ry Barrett as Gator, Greg Collins and Tim Hutchinson. It runs 1 hour 29 minutes. Its Echo Score is 42/100.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 29m (89 min)
- Director
- Jesse Thomas Cook
- Genre
- Horror
- Original language
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English
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Deadsight About?
The premise of Deadsight without spoilers.
A man struggling with partial blindness and a pregnant police officer find themselves in a desperate fight for survival. A deadly virus has rapidly spread throughout Grey County, and they must learn to rely on each other to navigate the danger and escape the infected. Their journey tests their courage and resilience as they confront the escalating crisis.
Deadsight Themes & Keywords
· 1 tag- police
Deadsight Cast & Characters
Ry Barrett leads the cast as Gator, with Greg Collins as Grunge Zombie and Tim Hutchinson as Mechanic zombie. Directed by Jesse Thomas Cook; 20 actors are credited in all.
- Director Jesse Thomas Cook
- Ry Barrett as Gator
- Greg Collins as Grunge Zombie
- Tim Hutchinson as Mechanic zombie
- Liv Collins as Mara Madigan
Also Starring in Deadsight
· 16 more- Jessica Vano Sick Woman
- Peter Collins Roadside Zombie / Yard Zombie
- Justin Darmanin Paramedic
- Adam Seybold Ben Neilson
- Scott Weatherall Paramedic
- Carrie Cathrae-Keeling Farmhouse Zombie
- Dan Herrick Woodsman Zombie
- Rebecca Cormier Mom zombie
- Jim Collis Harlan
- James Mercier Ditch Zombie
- Charles Ivey Trenchcoat Zombie
- Rico Carfanini Biker zombie
- Sarah Giguere Factory zombie
- Vivica Gravel Window zombie
- John Tomasic Terminal zombie
- Mandy St. Germaine Saviour lady
More from Jesse Thomas Cook
More films directed by Jesse Thomas Cook, best-rated first: Septic Man, The Hyperborean, Cult Hero and The Hexecutioners.
Deadsight Reviews & Ratings
Our Echo Score gives it 42/100, strongest in sensory experience (62) and weakest in story & flow (38).
Deadsight Echo Score Breakdown
Overall, Deadsight struggles to deliver a compelling zombie experience, with several core elements falling short of expectations. Critics acknowledge occasional macabre wit and a modestly enjoyable watch, yet both professional and user feedback highlight inconsistent lore, sluggish pacing, and a generic storyline that fails to engage. Visual style and occasional atmospheric moments receive modest praise, but they are insufficient to offset pervasive narrative and character shortcomings. Consequently, the film offers limited appeal beyond a single viewing.
Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.
- Art & Craft 45
ART-wise, the film’s direction and editing display notable weaknesses, with critics describing a lack of reinvigorated vision and users citing uneven pacing and budget‑driven limitations. While a few reviewers commend the atmospheric photography and stylish visuals, the overall craftsmanship remains inconsistent, detracting from the film’s potential.
- Character & Emotion 40
CHARACTER performance is uneven; lead actors receive sporadic praise for chemistry and commitment, yet many reviewers criticize shallow development and implausible decisions. The protagonists’ interactions occasionally engage the audience, but overall character depth is limited, leaving emotional resonance underdeveloped throughout the narrative.
- Story & Flow 38
STORY structure suffers from inconsistent lore, slow pacing, and a generic plot that offers little originality. Critics note occasional macabre wit, but user feedback repeatedly mentions dragging scenes, unexplained zombie behavior, and a finale that feels vague and unsatisfying. These flaws hinder narrative cohesion and reduce overall engagement.
- Sensory Experience 62
SENSORY elements receive mixed reactions; atmospheric photography, eerie music, and restrained effects are praised for creating a tense mood. Conversely, some viewers find the zombie makeup inconsistent and the sound design unremarkable. While visual style offers occasional highlights, overall sensory impact remains modest.
- Rewatch Factor 45
REWATCH potential is limited, as many reviewers consider the film a one‑time viewing due to predictable plot twists and repetitive pacing. A few note enjoyable jump scares and occasional tension, but the lack of narrative depth and unresolved questions diminish its replay value and lasting appeal.
Deadsight Trailers & Videos
The trailer of Deadsight.
Deadsight Also Known As
4 alternative titles, including “Kihalt vidék” and “Perseguição Zumbi”.
- Also known as
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- Kihalt vidék
- Perseguição Zumbi
- 死亡凝视
- Deadsight - Du wirst sie nicht sehen
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Movies Like Deadsight
Films with a similar story, tone or audience, including Sightless, Blindness and That Cold Dead Look in Your Eyes.
Deadsight FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Deadsight, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Deadsight?
Deadsight runs 1 hour 29 minutes (89 minutes).
When was Deadsight released?
Deadsight was released on November 25, 2018.
Who directed Deadsight?
Deadsight was directed by Jesse Thomas Cook.
More films by Jesse Thomas Cook Who is in the cast of Deadsight?
Deadsight stars Ry Barrett as Gator, Greg Collins as Grunge Zombie and Tim Hutchinson as Mechanic zombie, among 20 credited actors.
Does Deadsight have a post-credit scene?
No. Deadsight has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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