Alarum Review: Sylvester Stallone's Streak Continues With This Ludicrously Awful Action Thriller
Alarum takes a promising cast and creates an unappealing spy movie that struggles to make sense of itself from one moment to the next. The action thriller genre doesn't require much to deliver a satisfying project. However, to make one that stands out, the movie must have some compelling action and a unique story. Alarum has neither.
Alarum, directed by Michael Polish, follows two rogue spies who have gone off-grid and married, triggering a global pursuit by international spy organizations. Set in a winter honeymoon cabin, they become targets as they are suspected of possessing a vital hard drive linked to the network known as Alarum.
Release Date January 17, 2025Rating RRuntime 95 MinutesGenres Thriller, Action, CrimeCast John W. Harden, Kevin W. Shiveley, John E. Brownlee, Patrick Millin, La Monde Byrd, Isis Valverde, Derek Polen, Bret Aaron Knower, D.W. Moffett, Joel Cohen, Anton Narinskiy, Leslee Emmett, Beau Bommarito, Willa Fitzgerald, Mike Colter,