Why it may be worth watching
- Clock combines Horror and Thriller elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Dianna Agron, Melora Hardin, Jay Ali.
- Viewers currently rate it 5.6/10 from 282 votes.
Movie
Clock
It’s counting down for a reason.
On the eve of her 38th birthday, a woman desperately attempts to fix her broken biological clock.
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Cast
Dianna AgronElla Patel
Melora HardinDr. Elizabeth Simmons
Jay AliAidan Patel
Grace PorterShauna
Saul RubinekJoseph
Laura Elizabeth StuartFi
Stefan SimsHarvey
Nikita PatelDr. Webber
Rosa GilmoreVery Tall Woman
Charissa AllenAnnika
Kat SteffensCara
Alexis JacknowPatient
Christine WoodsDistraught Woman
Viewing guide
Is Clock right for you?
Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for Horror, Thriller. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.
Content notes
A regional age classification is not currently listed. Metadata signals include frightening or intense material. Ratings vary by country; use this as a quick screening note rather than a complete parental guide.
Themes and topics
woman directorbiological clockclinical trialspsychological horrorabsurd
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Reviews
patient1External review ·
Traumatic Psychological Tale...
Quite the disturbing opening sequence, and it's deliciously beautiful. Dianna Agron looks simply Stunning, end of thought.
Trusting in technology can be a scary and often dangerous proposition, and it appears as if we're putting quite a bit of trust in that they're actually doing what they say.
This is psychologically disturbing, and still, I can't turn away from the madness of it all. It appears that in the midst of all the madness, we seem to have found some clarity or have we?
This film will damage some viewer's…
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Traumatic Psychological Tale...
Quite the disturbing opening sequence, and it's deliciously beautiful. Dianna Agron looks simply Stunning, end of thought.
Trusting in technology can be a scary and often dangerous proposition, and it appears as if we're putting quite a bit of trust in that they're actually doing what they say.
This is psychologically disturbing, and still, I can't turn away from the madness of it all. It appears that in the midst of all the madness, we seem to have found some clarity or have we?
This film will damage some viewer's mental capacity for reasoning and their ability to emotionally grasp all they've seen and felt.
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