Kill Code (2026)
Judge. Executioner. Freedom.
Director: Justin Price · Writer: Justin Price
North America has been divided into four main quadrants. A power-hungry corporation has taken over the conventional prison system and made criminals the new law enforcers. The owner of that corporation, nanoscientist Eion Prescott, created a nano-virus called Onyx. Which is distributed through deadly watches to criminals. First, infecting them. Then, forcing them into eliminating each other for freedom. Who can topple the corporation's entire system from within?
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Trailer
Director
Justin Price
Cast
Franzi Schissler
Elera 
Frank Grillo
Benjamin 
Harvey Keitel
Eion 
Tyrese Gibson
Lukas 
Peter Stormare
Jacob Artist
Kyron 
J. J. Soria
Daxon 
Brett Cullen
Sawyer 
Victoria Paige Watkins
Young Elera 
Sherri Eakin
Amanda 
Lance E. Nichols
Cameron 
Anthony Michael Frederick
Patrick User Reviews (1)
**Score: 3/10 A Dystopian Slog with no real saving graces** In the future, apparently, the only thing more dangerous than a crime-ravaged society is sitting through a movie about one. *Kill Code* is a dystopian action thriller that has the aesthetics of a decent cyberpunk film and the soul of a placeholder script generated during a coffee break. It's a film where the bad guys are wearing fancy murder gloves, the corporations are comically evil, and the plot is, well, it's trying its best. **What the 3 Points Are For** The production values ain't half bad. The film's visual aesthetic is slick, with a grim, neon-lit future that feels dangerous from the first frame. The CGI, especially the "deadly nano-virus" watches and the weaponised gloves, is executed with a polished sheen. It’s clear the budget went into creating a specific world, and on that front, it delivers. **Where…
