INALIEABLE

Cinemavixion Review

Robert Dyke's 2007 science-fiction offering, "Inalienable," presents a chilling premise centered on Eric Norris, a man haunted by personal tragedy and an even more terrifying biological discovery. The narrative delves into the unsettling concept of a parasitic entity within Norris that inexplicably carries his own DNA, blurring the lines between host and invader. Richard Hatch, Jett Patrick, and Priscilla Garita anchor the film, navigating themes of grief, identity, and the grotesque. While the film explores body horror and existential dread, its independent spirit allows for a unique, albeit sometimes rough-hewn, cinematic experience that probes the very essence of selfhood in the face of the alien.