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Site (2025): Cast, Ratings & Where to Watch

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Site is a 2025 horror thriller directed by Jason Eric Perlman, starring Jake McLaughlin as Neil Bardo, Theo Rossi and Arielle Kebbel. IMDb users rate it 4.2/10. Stream it on Amazon MX Player and Amazon Prime Video, or rent or buy it on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.

IMDb rating
4.2/10
Echo Score
64
Site (2025) movie poster
Released
Genres
Horror , Sci-Fi , Thriller
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Site About?

The premise of Site without spoilers.

Neil experiences a time distortion while inspecting an abandoned military test site with his partner Garrison. He then endures recurring flashbacks to the WWII Chinese prison camp Unit 731, which appears to hold the key to his unraveling present as he seeks to understand the link between past atrocity and his reality.

Site Themes & Keywords

· 3 tags
  • government
  • family relationships
  • man
Where to watch

Where to Watch Site

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

Streaming availability in the US, powered by JustWatch logo

Cast & crew

Site Cast & Characters

Jake McLaughlin leads the cast as Neil Bardo, with Theo Rossi as Garrison and Arielle Kebbel as Elena. Directed by Jason Eric Perlman; 20 actors are credited in all.

Also Starring in Site

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Ratings

Site Reviews & Ratings

IMDb users rate Site 4.2/10. Our Echo Score gives it 64/100, strongest in character & emotion (65) and weakest in story & flow (55).

64 /100

Site Echo Score Breakdown

Site presents an ambitious sci‑fi premise that resonates with a segment of viewers, yet its execution often undermines the concept. Critics highlight incoherent plotting and uneven pacing, while many audience members praise its intellectual depth and thematic ambition. Visuals and effects receive modest approval, but the film’s structural flaws limit broader appeal. Overall, the work balances moments of insight against a backdrop of narrative and tonal inconsistencies, resulting in a mixed but slightly positive reception.

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

  • Art & Craft 60

    In terms of art and craft, the direction is noted for its ambition but suffers from uneven execution. Critics point to a convoluted visual language, whereas users find the cinematography competent and the effects satisfactory. Production design supports the high‑concept setting without standing out, and editing contributes to a sluggish rhythm. The mixed feedback yields a modest assessment of the film’s technical artistry.

  • Character & Emotion 65

    When evaluating character and emotion, performers receive generally positive remarks from viewers, who describe the acting as solid and emotionally resonant. Critics, however, argue that character depth is lacking and that the ensemble fails to anchor the story. The chemistry among leads is seen as adequate but not exceptional. This blend of audience approval and critical disappointment leads to a slightly above‑average character score.

  • Story & Flow 55

    Story and flow emerge as the most contested aspect. Reviewers commend the film’s high‑concept themes and intellectual ambition, yet many note a convoluted plot, uneven pacing, and difficulty maintaining coherence. Audience members appreciate the engagement and thought‑provoking narrative, but a portion criticize its sluggish progression. The balance of praise for originality against criticism for structural weaknesses results in a middling story rating.

  • Sensory Experience 60

    Sensory experience receives mixed commentary. Users acknowledge competent visual effects and an overall respectable look, while critics do not emphasize sound design or score. The auditory elements are not prominently praised or condemned, indicating a neutral impact. Consequently, the sensory dimension is assessed as adequate but unremarkable, reflecting a modest score.

  • Rewatch Factor 65

    Rewatch factor shows a divide between enthusiastic viewers who anticipate a second viewing to unpack complexities and skeptics who find little incentive to return. Positive audience remarks highlight lingering thematic resonance, whereas critics describe the film as a mess unlikely to merit repeat viewings. The prevailing curiosity about the film’s ideas lifts the rewatch potential to a slightly above‑average level.

Videos

Site Trailers & Videos

The trailer of Site.

SITE - Official Trailer
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Site Also Known As

3 alternative titles, including “사이트, ადგილსამყოფელი” and “现场”.

Also known as
  • 사이트, ადგილსამყოფელი
  • 现场
  • Континуум

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FAQ

Site FAQ: Where to Watch, Cast & Release Date

Release date, director, cast, where to watch, ratings and post-credit scenes of Site, each answered in a sentence.

When was Site released?

Site was released on August 8, 2025.

Who directed Site?

Site was directed by Jason Eric Perlman.

More films by Jason Eric Perlman

Who is in the cast of Site?

Site stars Jake McLaughlin as Neil Bardo, Theo Rossi as Garrison and Arielle Kebbel as Elena, among 20 credited actors.

Where can I watch Site?

In the US, Site is streaming on Amazon MX Player, Amazon Prime Video and Fandango at Home Free and available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store and Fandango At Home (availability from JustWatch).

How is Site rated?

Site has 4.2/10 on IMDb and 64% on TMDB.

Does Site have a post-credit scene?

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

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