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Synopsis

Together, a hapless high school science teacher (Brandon Routh) and his sardonically perceptive student (Malina Weissman) battle the apathy of their small town and the monster energy of a parasitic alien entity that is encroaching upon them.

Cast

  • Brandon Routh
  • Mena Suvari
  • Malina Pauli Weissman
  • Mariann Gavelo
  • Jason Scott Morgan
  • Harrison Cone
  • Cory Hart
  • Mike Capozzi
  • Jack Seavor McDonald
  • April Clark
Moviegoers are saying
Joseph Kahn's 'ICK' is a hyperkinetic genre-blending fever dream that splits audiences down the middle with its maximalist approach to small-town horror. Brandon Routh anchors this nostalgic speedball that throws everything at the wall—from All-American Rejects needle drops to COVID allegory—creating either pure dopamine rush entertainment or exhausting sensory overload depending on your tolerance for Kahn's 'whatever' sensibilities.
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Metacritic

30
Jul 25, 2025

As a horror-comedy, Ick commits the sin of not being remotely haunting enough to make for a decent horror movie or anywhere near funny enough to be a good comedy.

Metacritic review by Shannon Miller
Shannon Miller
IGN
70
Jul 24, 2025

The pacing and comedy feel like they slow down a little at the beginning of the third act, but Ick is largely a very entertaining, engrossing, and endearing take on a classic staple of mid-century sci-fi horror, reworked for the 2020s.

Luna Guthrie
Collider
80
Sep 8, 2024

Playfully mocking today’s always-online, virtual-signaling teen generation while simultaneously embracing its bevy of old-school tropes, it’s exactly the sort of crowd-pleaser designed to be seen in a theater, after dark, with a rowdy audience.

Nick Schager
The Daily Beast