Director: Paul Tamasy
One reckless night spirals into a cover-up that unravels an entire household in Depravity, a tense crime drama about guilt, panic, and the lies people tell to survive.
What is Depravity about?
A tight-knit group of roommates sees an ordinary night take a horrifying turn when a moment of recklessness leaves an innocent man dead. Rather than face the consequences head-on, the group makes a fateful decision to hide what happened, setting off a slow unraveling of trust between people who thought they knew each other completely. As suspicion creeps in from outside and pressure builds from within, old resentments and hidden secrets surface, forcing each roommate to decide how far they're willing to go to protect themselves and each other. What starts as a single desperate choice grows into a spiral none of them can fully control.
Cast & crew
Taylor John Smith and Victoria Justice lead an ensemble that includes Devon Ross, Alex Roe, Adam Lazarre-White, Sasha Luss, Dermot Mulroney, and Stephen Stapinski, each playing a roommate with something to lose. Paul Tamasy directs the feature, keeping the tension centered on the group's shifting alliances rather than outside spectacle.
Context & significance
Depravity is a 2024 American production running 112 minutes, positioned squarely in crime-drama and psychological-thriller territory. It carries a 4.3 rating on IMDb, landing it among the more divisive entries in its genre, though its premise, ordinary people forced into an extraordinary cover-up, remains a familiar draw for thriller audiences. The film keeps its scope small and its cast contained, favoring close-quarters tension over a sprawling plot.
Where & how to watch
Depravity is available on K-Time with Persian dub and Persian subtitle options, along with a Farsi interface built for Persian-speaking audiences. Streaming it requires only a free account login; the page itself can be read without signing in.