Push

Play trailer

1:28

Push

2024

1h 29m

Horror

Mystery & Thriller

Play Trailer

Watchlist

Watchlist

Tomatometer

Popcornmeter

65%

Tomatometer

26 Reviews

Popcornmeter

Fewer than 50 Ratings

Haunted by the memory of her late fiancé, Natalie Flores (Alicia Sanz, Prime Video's "El Cid") finds herself 8 months pregnant and in desperate need of a new start. Determined to regain her sense of self, she moves to America and uses her real estate license to take on a challenging listing. However, she soon discovers her new beginning may be a deadly end when she catches the eye of a sadistic killer (Raúl Castillo, Smile 2) at her open house. After becoming stranded at the property, Natalie falls into premature labor, starting a physiological ticking clock as she must find a way to escape before she gives birth.

Watch on Fandango at Home

Stream Now

Randy Myers

San Jose Mercury News

Raúl Castillo plays against type and makes for a menacing, unstoppable presence in a genre homage that’s yell-at-the-scream enjoyable and seduces with its terrific cinematography from Daniel Katz.

Apr 2, 2025

Full Review

Meagan Navarro

Bloody Disgusting

Armed with a much bigger location and stylish cinematography, Charbonier and Powell’s latest makes for a more mature effort that delivers (pun intended) in a massive way when it comes to nail-biting tension and intense thrills.

Rated: 3.5/5

Oct 7, 2024

Full Review

Christopher La Vigna

MovieJawn

David Charbonier & Justin Powell’s latest film Push is a perfect example of the latter; a picture that might not bring anything groundbreaking to the home invasion subgenre, but stands as a solid entry into its canon.

Aug 19, 2025

Full Review

John Stark

Mac the Movie Guy

A nearly silent film, in terms of dialogue, is nearly impossible to experience as a blind person without audio description. I shudder to think how long this push will continue.

Rated: 1.5/10

Aug 13, 2025

Full Review

Karina Adelgaard

Heaven of Horror

...a new Home Invasion Thriller with a pregnant protagonist. A very pregnant protagonist. Also, it plays out a few decades ago, which means no cellphones. It’s tense and intense in all the right ways, but also feels familiar.

Rated: 3/5

Aug 11, 2025

Full Review

Kat Hughes

THN

Although not without some faults, Push is another solid genre film from Charbonier and Powell.

Rated: 3/5

Jul 25, 2025

Full Review

Read all reviews

Bruno S

O filme tem uma trama que seria facilmente um de filme dos anos 80 ou 90. Mas o seu melhor,Então no protagonismo de Alicia Sanz

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

09/07/25

Full Review

Caio F

A film with a lazy script, generic scenarios and a completely unrelated plot. The protagonist goes through situations that berate ridicule. It's amazing how the producers had the courage to spend money to make this film.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

08/25/25

Full Review

Adam B

Oh man, I really loved Push until the third act. Breaking it down, the first and second act of the movie was absolutely tremendous. Genuinely was contimplating giving it five stars. One of the most suspenseful and unsettling stalker/slasher movies I have ever seen. But man, once the chase restarts in the new location, it really sinks completely. It loses almost a whole star from that alone. But if you shut it off like, 20 minutes early, you have a great film. Damn shame.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars

09/02/25

Full Review

Daniel M

Dull, uneventful and most of all, not even remotely scary or thrilling. But I only made it to an hour.

Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars

08/20/25

Full Review

Brody R.

Push was a frustrating mess. The first 30 minutes are painfully boring and aimless. The final act brings a little tension and fun, but it’s too little, too late. Even with a few decent moments, this is still a bad film through and through.

Rated 1.5 out of 5 stars

08/08/25

Full Review

Morgan M.

Push proves that setting can be character, sound can haunt, and pregnancy can be a weapon. It just needed a stronger heartbeat before the credits.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars

08/06/25

Full Review

Read all reviews

Read More

Read Less

POST RATING

WRITE A REVIEW

EDIT REVIEW

David Charbonier

Director

Justin Powell

Director

Alicia Sanz

Natalie

Raúl Castillo

The Client

David Alexander Flinn

Matt

Gore Abrams

GUY

The Invisible Man

92%

88%

The Invisible Man

Watchlist

TRAILER

for The Invisible Man

Us

93%

61%

Us

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Us

Bring Her Back

89%

79%

Bring Her Back

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Bring Her Back

Barbarian

92%

70%

Barbarian

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Barbarian

Abigail

83%

83%

Abigail

Watchlist

TRAILER

for Abigail

Discover more movies and TV shows.

View More

Push: Trailer 1

1:28

View more videos

View more photos

Synopsis

Haunted by the memory of her late fiancé, Natalie Flores (Alicia Sanz, Prime Video's "El Cid") finds herself 8 months pregnant and in desperate need of a new start. Determined to regain her sense of self, she moves to America and uses her real estate license to take on a challenging listing. However, she soon discovers her new beginning may be a deadly end when she catches the eye of a sadistic killer (Raúl Castillo, Smile 2) at her open house. After becoming stranded at the property, Natalie falls into premature labor, starting a physiological ticking clock as she must find a way to escape before she gives birth.

Director: David Charbonier, Justin Powell
Producer: David Charbonier, Justin Powell, Ryan Scaringe
Screenwriter: David Charbonier, Justin Powell
Distributor: Shudder
Production Co: Kinogo Pictures, Mad Descent
Genre: Horror, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Jul 11, 2025
Runtime: 1h 29m

Most Popular at Home Now