Osiris

During a covert operation an elite Special Forces team is taken from a hot zone when an unidentified spacecraft intercepts them. They regain consciousness aboard the alien vessel with no clear route home and soon realize they are being hunted. Trapped in narrow corridors and pressured by ever-adapting predators, the soldiers fall back on training, improvisation, and fragile alliances to survive. The movie keeps tension high, alternating violent set pieces with quieter moments that stress leadership, fear, and moral choices. Actors sell rivalries and the tiredness of soldiers under relentless threat every minute.

Released in 2025, Osiris was created by William Kaufman and Paul Reichelt and stars Max Martini, Brianna Hildebrand, LaMonica Garrett, Michael Irby, and Linda Hamilton. It blends military action with creature horror for genre audiences and leans on practical effects.

No widely reported box office totals are available. Osiris reached viewers through a mix of limited theatrical play and digital release, finding most of its audience among dedicated sci-fi and horror fans rather than mainstream multiplex crowds, and streaming interest.

Among genre viewers, Osiris sparked discussions about its practical creature effects, tight shipboard set pieces, and Linda Hamilton's return to action horror. It hasn't generated mainstream memes, but horror communities and streaming forums have compared its throwback tone to 1980s science fiction while debating its balance of gore and tactics.

Viewer response has been mixed, averaging 6.131 out of 10 from 160 votes, with praise for atmosphere and creature work and criticism aimed at familiar plotting. The film focuses on survival under pressure, squad dynamics, trust breakdowns, and the paranoia of enclosed hostile environments. It emphasizes resourcefulness, command choices, moral strain.