Director: Tommy Wirkola
Cast: Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, Djimon Hounsou, Matt Nable, Andrew Lees
Thrash is a 2026 American-Australian horror-thriller directed by Tommy Wirkola, in which a catastrophic Category 5 hurricane unleashes not only floodwaters on a coastal town but also a terrifying predator hidden within the storm surge — hungry sharks that turn survival into a desperate race against nature itself.
What is Thrash about?
A monstrous hurricane bears down on a quiet coastal community, forcing residents to scramble for higher ground as the storm surge swallows streets and structures. When the floodwaters recede enough to reveal movement below the surface, it becomes clear the greatest danger is not the wind or rain — predatory sharks have been carried inland by the deluge, turning every submerged corridor into a killing ground. A small group of survivors must navigate waterlogged wreckage, cut off from emergency services and fighting both the relentless storm and the creatures now hunting them. The film builds its dread methodically, using the natural disaster as cover for the sharper, more intimate terror closing in from beneath.
Cast & crew
Tommy Wirkola, the Norwegian director behind dark genre outings, helms this survival thriller. Phoebe Dynevor and Whitney Peak lead the cast as survivors battling the storm, supported by Djimon Hounsou's grounded screen presence. Matt Nable, Andrew Lees, Alyla Browne, Stacy Clausen, and Dante Ubaldi round out the ensemble caught in the disaster.
Context & significance
Shark-disaster hybrids occupy a well-loved corner of genre cinema, and Persian-speaking audiences worldwide have long enjoyed high-concept creature features that blend natural catastrophe with pulse-quickening suspense. Thrash arrives on Netflix and is available on K-Time with a full Persian dub, meaning viewers can follow every line of dialogue comfortably in their own language. For diaspora families who stream together across different generations, a dubbed action-horror like this is an easy communal pick — no reading required, just pure spectacle. The 86-minute runtime keeps things tight, and the escalating jeopardy of flood-plus-predator hits all the genre beats fans of aquatic horror expect.
Where & how to watch
Thrash is available on K-Time with both a Persian dub and Persian subtitles, so you can watch it in whichever way feels most comfortable. Stream on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no VPN needed, no geo-blocking, and you can cancel anytime.