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While inspecting an abandoned military site, Neil Bardo suffers a mind-altering time distortion. Soon after, haunting hallucinations of strangers and troubling events from the past bleed into Neil's reality. One vision is so traumatic, it leads to a biking accident that nearly blinds his only son. With his life unraveling and his son's sight hanging in the balance, Neil must uncover the secrets of the facility and the soul-shattering truth of his hallucinations.

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Joel Copling

Spectrum Culture

Aug 12

Perlman begins with a pretty neat concept, but then bungles it entirely with a bunch of explanation that only makes the concept completely incomprehensible.

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Sarah Vincent

Sarah G Vincent Views

Aug 10

“Site” is an ambitious, well-intentioned sci-fi thriller that fails to thrill. It bites off more than it could chew and needed better characters.

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Frank Swietek

One Guy's Opinion

Aug 9

D+

Many profound issues are raised in 'Site'...but Perlman is never able to bring them together into a coherent whole.... [It] collapses under the weight of everything it’s trying to do and say, though it’s a rather fascinating, if impenetrable, failure.

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Todd Jorgenson

Cinemalogue

Aug 8

With its convoluted twists, the film doesn’t sufficiently justify its gimmick, nor remain grounded in reality long enough for its big ideas to become more coherent.

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Mark Dujsik

Mark Reviews Movies

Aug 8

1/4

The obvious ambitions of Site get the better of its foundational storytelling...

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Grant Hermanns

Screen Rant

Aug 7

4/10

Jason Eric Perlman's Site starts off promising in its concept and execution, but gradually becomes a mess with its logic and convoluted plot.

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Michael M.

@USZatoichi Feb 8

Expectations for a low budget Sci-Fi movie were low but this was a surprisingly Fantastic movie. Interesting, thought provoking and a hidden gem. Time travel and a surprising addition of Japan's UNIT 731 made this a very interesting movie.

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J M.

@Judithmarie43 Feb 5

LOVED this movie! It was a little different than other time travel movies. Has a thought-provoking effect. Dude in movie is gorgeous too!

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Claudio C

@Claudio666 Nov 13

Site (2025) What a Mess! (12,059 – 12 Nov 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) Neil Bardo (Jake McLaughlin) works with his boss and friend Garrison Vey (Theo Rossi) in commercial inspections. Neil is separated from his wife Elena Bardo (Arielle Kebbel) and they have a beloved son, Wiley (Carson Minniear). When Neil and Garrison are hired to inspect an abandoned government facility, where the owners intend to build a school. They find a laboratory and after releasing the site, Neil has visions from 1931 and 1978, endangering his life in the present. "Site" (2025) is a forgettable sci-fi movie by Jason Eric Perlman with a confusing story of time travel. Maybe only the author is capable to understand his story. But the viewers see a complete mess only. My vote is three. Title (Brazil): Not Available My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/

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Sarah C

@RT26995196 Aug 22

This is a really fun movie with a great, innovative storyline. Really enjoyed Theo Rossi, who is just creepy enough but not in a bad way — in a good way. The music also really added to the haunted feel of the film and I was beyond impressed with all the special effects. Go see this film! You will not regret it.

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Slick R

@SlickReviewer Aug 18

OK for the most part until the end.

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Stevie Y

@RT97334631 Aug 11

Took a chance on this indie film, and Site is more than just sci-fi-- it’s smart, emotional, psychological, and full of high-concept ideas. The mix of supernatural mystery and real historical events is intense but handled with care. It’s a slow build, but by the end I was hooked, reflecting on its themes of trauma, redemption, and how the past echoes into the present. I can see how some might expect a horror movie and be disappointed if they’re looking for mindless entertainment, but it’s quite the opposite. One of the most intelligent genre films I’ve seen in a while.

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Synopsis

While inspecting an abandoned military site, Neil Bardo suffers a mind-altering time distortion. Soon after, haunting hallucinations of strangers and troubling events from the past bleed into Neil's reality. One vision is so traumatic, it leads to a biking accident that nearly blinds his only son. With his life unraveling and his son's sight hanging in the balance, Neil must uncover the secrets of the facility and the soul-shattering truth of his hallucinations.

Director: Jason Eric Perlman
Producer: Kelly Hayes, Benjamin Cooke, Yvonne Supangkat, Jason Eric Perlman
Screenwriter: Jason Eric Perlman
Distributor: Blue Fox Entertainment
Production Co: Entelekey Media
Genre: Sci-Fi, Mystery & Thriller, Horror
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Aug 8, 2025, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 8, 2025
Runtime: 1h 46m