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DreadOut (2019): Cast, Ratings & Where to Watch

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DreadOut is a 2019 horror thriller directed by Kimo Stamboel, starring Hannah Al Rashid as Bu Siska, Mike Lucock and Jefri Nichol. It runs 1 hour 35 minutes. Its Echo Score is 51/100. Stream it on Amazon MX Player and Amazon Prime Video, or rent or buy it on Amazon Video.

DreadOut (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 35m (95 min)
Director
Kimo Stamboel
Genres
Horror , Thriller
Original language
Indonesian
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is DreadOut About?

The premise of DreadOut without spoilers.

A group of high school friends decide to livestream themselves inside a haunted apartment building, but end up opening a portal to Hell.

DreadOut Themes & Keywords

· 20 tags
  • apartment
  • based on video game
  • photograph
  • hunting
  • ghost
  • high school
  • character says it will be fun and ends in tragedy
  • dark fantasy
  • friend
  • one word title
  • school
  • teenager
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  • exploration
  • creature
  • terror
  • student
  • young
  • supernatural horror
  • supernatural power
  • supernatural fantasy
Where to watch

Where to Watch DreadOut

Stream it on Amazon MX Player and Amazon Prime Video, or rent or buy it from Amazon Video. US availability and prices from JustWatch.

Streaming availability in the US, powered by JustWatch logo

Cast & crew

DreadOut Cast & Characters

Hannah Al Rashid leads the cast as Bu Siska, with Mike Lucock as Satpam Heri and Jefri Nichol as Erik. Directed by Kimo Stamboel; 14 actors are credited in all.

Ratings

DreadOut Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 51/100, strongest in sensory experience (65) and weakest in character & emotion (40).

51 /100

DreadOut Echo Score Breakdown

In terms of overall reception, DreadOut elicits a mixed response. Reviewers consistently praise the film’s visual effects, sound design, and occasional entertaining set pieces, while repeatedly criticizing its weak acting, disjointed narrative, and insufficient horror atmosphere. The cinematography receives both commendations for its occasional flair and reproaches for being poorly suited to the genre. Audience opinions diverge on replayability, with some finding it a fun teen‑oriented ride and others deeming it forgettable. Consequently, the film lands in the moderate range of quality.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 50

    Artistic execution in DreadOut is uneven. Several reviewers commend the film’s visual effects and makeup, noting a high‑quality CGI presence that enhances the supernatural visuals. Conversely, criticisms target the cinematography, describing it as ill‑suited to the horror genre and at times average or poorly framed. Production design receives mixed remarks, resulting in a middling overall art score.

  • Character & Emotion 40

    Character work in the film draws mixed feedback. Acting is frequently labeled subpar, with several reviewers calling performances shallow and lacking chemistry, though a few note a decent turn by Mike Lucock. The cast is described as stereotypical, limiting emotional depth, while occasional positive remarks highlight competent portrayals of the main teen group. Overall, character resonance remains modest.

  • Story & Flow 45

    The storyline receives considerable criticism for incoherence and pacing issues. Reviewers repeatedly point to plot holes, a lack of clear narrative thread, and a simplistic, sometimes random, progression that undermines engagement. Some acknowledge a promising premise involving a haunted livestream, yet the execution is deemed uneven, resulting in a story that feels both underdeveloped and occasionally tedious.

  • Sensory Experience 65

    Sensory elements are one of the film’s stronger points. Multiple reviewers praise the sound design and the high‑quality visual effects, describing them as immersive and technically proficient. However, lighting choices are occasionally criticized for being too bright during tense moments, reducing atmospheric tension. Overall, the auditory and visual presentation contributes positively to the viewing experience.

  • Rewatch Factor 55

    Rewatch potential for DreadOut is moderate. Some reviewers, impressed by the energetic teen dynamics and occasional effective jump‑scares, express willingness to view the film again, noting its entertainment value for a casual audience. Conversely, many cite its weak narrative and lack of sustained scares as reasons to skip a second viewing, leading to an overall modest replay appeal.

Videos

DreadOut Trailers & Videos

The trailer of DreadOut.

Official Trailer DREADOUT (2019) - Caitlin Halderman, Jefri Nichol
Cars

Cars in DreadOut

4 cars on screen, including the 1990 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado and the 2010 Nissan Latio.

  • 1990 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado in DreadOut 1990 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Minor role
  • 2010 Nissan Latio in DreadOut 2010 Nissan Latio Background role
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  • Volvo S40 in DreadOut Volvo S40 Background role
Details

DreadOut Also Known As

7 alternative titles, including “Dreadout: Tower of Hell” and “드레드아웃”.

Also known as
  • Dreadout: Tower of Hell
  • 드레드아웃
  • 小镇惊魂
  • 鬼入鏡:靈之鬼跡
  • Dom grozy
  • เกมท้าวิญญาณ
  • Toà Tháp Địa Ngục

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FAQ

DreadOut FAQ: Where to Watch, Cast & Runtime

Runtime, release date, director, cast, where to watch, post-credit scenes and language of DreadOut, each answered in a sentence.

How long is DreadOut?

DreadOut runs 1 hour 35 minutes (95 minutes).

When was DreadOut released?

DreadOut was released on January 3, 2019.

Who directed DreadOut?

DreadOut was directed by Kimo Stamboel.

More films by Kimo Stamboel

Who is in the cast of DreadOut?

DreadOut stars Hannah Al Rashid as Bu Siska, Mike Lucock as Satpam Heri and Jefri Nichol as Erik, among 14 credited actors.

Where can I watch DreadOut?

In the US, DreadOut is streaming on Amazon MX Player, Amazon Prime Video and Hoopla and available to rent or buy on Amazon Video (availability from JustWatch).

Does DreadOut have a post-credit scene?

No. DreadOut has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is DreadOut in?

The original language of DreadOut is Indonesian.

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