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Thinestra

2026·Horror·1h 30m
7.0
A young woman takes a new weight-loss pill and the fat she sheds returns in the form of her blood-thirsty doppelgänger.
Directed by Nathan Hertz

Cast

Melissa Macedo
Melissa Macedo
Michelle Macedo
Michelle Macedo
Mary Beth Barone
Mary Beth Barone
Brian Huskey
Brian Huskey
Neils
Annie Ilonzeh
Annie Ilonzeh
Demetria
Gavin Stenhouse
Gavin Stenhouse
Josh
Shannon Dang
Shannon Dang
Chaela

Crew

Joshua Raymond Lee
Joshua Raymond Lee
Editor
Zekun Mao
Zekun Mao
Editor
Nathan Deming
Nathan Deming
Co-Producer
Joshua Raymond Lee
Joshua Raymond Lee
Producer
Alexandra Bromstad
Alexandra Bromstad
Producer
Melissa Macedo
Melissa Macedo
Executive Producer
Michelle Macedo
Michelle Macedo
Executive Producer

Popular Reviews

7 reviews
Antonia
Antonia
Thinestra
Felt like watching The Substance from temu
Felt like watching The Substance from temu
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slowdive
slowdive
Thinestra
This movie feels so millenial in a way, I can't explain it. But other than that it was boring, I hated the lighting and the characters.
The idea of something going out of your body and eating literally everything was way better executed in The Amazing World Of Gumball

I can't believe they removed Substance and left this on HBO
This movie feels so millenial in a way, I can't explain it. But other than that it was boring, I hated the lighting and the characters.
The idea of something going out of your body and eating literally everything was way better executed in The Amazing World Of Gumball

I can't believe they removed Substance and left this on HBO
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marui
marui
Thinestra
suck it tuck it fuck it
suck it tuck it fuck it
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blania
blania
Thinestra
Neils wishes he was Nigel from The devil wears prada SO BAD
Neils wishes he was Nigel from The devil wears prada SO BAD
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Gabriel Quezada
Gabriel Quezada
Thinestra
Maybe im biased but it was fun and tackles an issue/feeling that is all too common in the world in such a relatable way
Maybe im biased but it was fun and tackles an issue/feeling that is all too common in the world in such a relatable way
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