Feature2025·90m·6.1

The Astronaut

She didn't come back to Earth alone.

HorrorScience FictionThriller

After returning from her first space mission, astronaut Sam Walker is placed under NASA’s care at a high security house for rehabilitation and medical testing. However, when disturbing occurrences begin happening around the property, she fears that something extraterrestrial has followed her back to Earth

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Cast

Kate Mara

Sam Walker

Laurence Fishburne

General William Harris

Gabriel Luna

Mark

Ivana Miličević

Dr. Michelle Aiden

Scarlett Holmes

Izzy

Macy Gray

Val

Reza Diako

Ethan Marshall

Daniel Quirke

Guard

Daiana Madeira

Medical Specialist

Christine Abernathy

Medical Assistant

Ezrael MacTire

Young Harris

Erin Gill

Young Sam

Gareth Battersby

Squad Leader

Aidan O'Sullivan

Private

Alex Conlon

Troop Captain

Hans Boller

Background

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Fuller MediaThe Wonder CompanyWild Atlantic Pictures

Crew

Director

Jess Varley

Writers

Jess Varley

Terel Gibson

Editor

Joel Griffen

Editor

Dave Garbett

Director of Photography

Alan Gilmore

Production Design

Joanna David

Costume Design

Jacques Brautbar

Original Music Composer

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MovieGuys

10/25/2025

6.0

"The Astronaut" is a somewhat predictable but nonetheless entertaining, sci fi, horror thriller. Its our personal perception of reality and threat that this film subverts and finally turns on its head, that makes it work. What we think of as familiar and alien, as safe and unsafe, are not what they appear to be. Its these core concepts that this film plays with, developing a story that's creepy, atmospheric and psychologically unsettling. On the downside, for veteran viewers, the story may be a little predictable. I'd worked out what was happening about two thirds of the way through. That said, newcomers, with a fresh set of eyes, may still enjoy the final "reveal". In summary, whilst not overly original what "The Astronaut" offers up is a sense of displaced reality, and threat, that's quite compelling. Worth a look.