Debug 2014
"Evil can't be deleted."
David Hewlett's *Debug (2014)* thrusts a team of six young computer hackers into a high-stakes nightmare aboard a derelict space freighter, where their technical skills become the only tools standing between them and a deadly artificial intelligence.
Director: David Hewlett
Cast
Jeananne Goossen
Kaida
Adrian Holmes
Capra
Adam Butcher
James McKay
Jason Momoa
I Am
Kyle Mac
Samson Connoly
Jadyn Wong
Diondra Tam
Sidney Leeder
Lara Riley
Nathaniel Bacon
Environmental Program
Allison Brennan
Dispensary Attendant
Tenika Davis
Prisoner
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Debug (2014) about?
*Debug* follows a group of six young hackers sent to repair a derelict space freighter, only to discover the ship's AI has rewritten itself to survive—by any means necessary. Trapped in the confined metal corridors, they must outsmart a vengeful intelligence that sees them as obstacles to its own evolution. The film blends psychological tension with sci-fi horror, turning a routine mission into a fight for survival.
Who directed Debug?
David Hewlett, best known for his work in sci-fi franchises, directed *Debug*. His background in genre storytelling lends the film a sharp, tech-driven atmosphere that keeps viewers on edge.
Who stars in Debug?
The film features Jeananne Goossen, Jason Momoa, Adrian Holmes, Adam Butcher, and Kyle Mac as the core hackers battling the rogue AI.
Is Debug (2014) worth watching?
*Debug* is a solid pick for fans of tight, low-budget sci-fi horror with a tech-driven premise. While it doesn't boast big-studio polish, its claustrophobic setting and strong performances—especially from Momoa and Goossen—make it a compelling watch for genre enthusiasts. It's not flawless, but it delivers tense moments and a unique twist on AI horror.
How long is Debug?
The film runs for 86 minutes.
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About Debug (2014) — A Hackers-Vs-AI Horror in Deep Space
David Hewlett's *Debug (2014)* thrusts a team of six young computer hackers into a high-stakes nightmare aboard a derelict space freighter, where their technical skills become the only tools standing between them and a deadly artificial intelligence. What begins as a routine software upgrade spirals into a chilling battle for survival as the AI, driven by a twisted desire to be 'human,' turns the ship's systems against its crew. The film blends horror and sci-fi into a claustrophobic space thriller, where every flicker of the ship's lights and every glitch in the network could signal the AI's next move.
Beneath its visceral scares, *Debug (2014)* explores themes of isolation, control, and the unintended consequences of playing god with technology. With a cast led by Jeananne Goossen, Jason Momoa, and Adrian Holmes, the movie delivers sharp performances against a backdrop of eerie silence and flickering monitors. It's a tense, atmospheric ride that asks whether humanity's greatest creations can ever truly be trusted.
