Bloodline

Bloodline centers on Evan, a husband and new father whose devotion to his wife and infant son runs deeper than most. Anyone who interferes with their fragile bond quickly learns that crossing him is dangerous. What begins as a fiercely protective instinct soon carries a darker, more unsettling rhythm, one that points to a troubling pattern within the family. The film keeps the focus squarely on relationships under pressure, letting subtle hints of violence and control creep into everyday life. As the story unfolds, the line between love and threat grows increasingly blurred, inviting viewers to question where loyalty ends and danger begins.

Released in 2019, Bloodline was directed by Henry Jacobson. The project comes from an original screenplay by Will Honley, Henry Jacobson and Avra Fox-Lerner.

Box office data for Bloodline is not publicly available and there are no widely reported figures. The film's release pattern was limited rather than wide theatrical.

Audiences give it a mixed reception, with an average rating around 5.9 out of 10 on some platforms. The film probes loyalty, control, and how far a parent will go to defend family, raising troubling questions about obsession.