Worldbreaker

Five years after a rift opened between worlds and let monstrous things into our reality, a devoted father takes his daughter to a remote island to keep her alive. He trains her in survival skills, weaponry, and cold decision making, preparing for attacks that never stop. While he focuses on readiness and routine, she grows up shaped by isolation, fears, and lessons meant to outlast disaster. Tension rises when signs appear that the barrier between dimensions is failing again, threatening every safehold they've built. The story follows their daily efforts to survive, the strain on their bond, and the escalating danger as familiar shelters become targets, without revealing the fate of the larger world beyond the island and outside forces.

Worldbreaker was released in 2025, directed by Brad Anderson and created by Joshua Rollins. The film stars Milla Jovovich, Luke Evans, and Billie Boullet, pairing genre experience with younger talent for a tense, effects-driven survival picture shot on location sets.

Its theatrical performance was modest, with no widely reported blockbuster returns, and distributors leaned on digital and on-demand windows to reach viewers. The film's audience grew after streaming availability, where niche fans and genre viewers boosted its visibility beyond theaters.

Though new, Worldbreaker prompted online conversations about its mix of science fiction, action, and horror, and Milla Jovovich's turn as a protective parent drew attention. Fans shared creature art and scene breakdowns, and discussions about isolation, survival ethics, and alternate realities circulated on genre forums and inspired theory videos online.

Critics gave Worldbreaker mixed to positive notices, reflected in a modest average rating near 6.2 from early viewers, praising mood, creature effects, and performances while faulting pacing and plot familiarity. Major themes include parental protection, survival under extreme stress, and the fragility of reality when worlds collide, and human cost.