He’s a Wardriver: a hacker who steals from banks, not people—until he’s noticed. Now the money turns violent, and the woman caught in it could save him or kill them both.

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Wardriver (2026)

Hacking. Stealing. Surviving.

★ 7.5/10 March 4, 2026 93 min

CrimeThriller

Director: Rebecca Thomas  ·  Writer: Daniel Casey

He’s a Wardriver: a hacker who steals from banks, not people—until he’s noticed. Now the money turns violent, and the woman caught in it could save him or kill them both.

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Rebecca Thomas Rebecca Thomas

Cast

Dane DeHaan Dane DeHaan Cole Sasha Calle Sasha Calle Sarah Mamoudou Athie Mamoudou Athie Oscar Jeffrey Donovan Jeffrey Donovan Bilson William Belleau William Belleau Doug Karina Segura Karina Segura Anna Brooke Burton Brooke Burton Bilson’s Wife Cameron Lee Price Cameron Lee Price Freddie Gary DeShaun House Gary DeShaun House Tyrone Luz Ozuna Luz Ozuna Anna Thomas Cummins Thomas Cummins Bilson's Kid Charan Prabhakar Charan Prabhakar Bottega Manager

User Reviews (2)

Manuel São Bento
Manuel São Bento March 18, 2026
★ 6/10

Full review: https://fandomwire.com/wardriver-review/ Rating: B- "Wardriver is an atmospheric thriller that succeeds more as a character-driven drama than a high-octane heist flick. While the pacing might feel a bit too deliberate for some and the technical polish occasionally falters, the strong performances from Dane DeHaan and Sasha Calle make it a journey worth taking. In an interconnected world, our most private actions can have devastating public consequences, and true redemption requires stepping out from behind the screen and into the light."

Martin Oaks
Martin Oaks August 12, 2026
★ 6/10

**Predictable, deceptive, and strangely addictive** A curious crime thriller that delves into the urban cyber-noir subgenre through a story of guilt, broken ethical codes, and roaming city technology. It is superficial, relies on every genre cliché, and has a few plot holes and absurd details, but overall, it will keep you glued to the screen. Cole makes a stealthy living practicing "wardriving," a technique that involves cruising the streets in his car looking for vulnerable Wi-Fi networks to execute electronic money diversions. He always operates under a strict, self-imposed moral code: steal only from large corporations and banking entities that won't suffer a real impact, always protecting everyday citizens. However, his methodical routine crumbles when the bouncer of a luxury restaurant catches him in the act and, instead of reporting him, extorts him into carrying out a larg…