Michaela McManus

Today we're going to talk about the 2025 movie Redux Redux also called Fine Kill Repeat.

American science fiction thriller written and directed by Kevin and Matthew McManus and starring Michaela McManus.

We're going to go into

spoilers in this podcast so if you don't want to hear the spoilers don't listen to us just come back to it after you watch the movie but if you don't care if you have seen the movie stick with us we're talking about this woman she has lost her daughter and she's traveling through different parallel universes and she kills the killer of her daughter every single time until she encounters this runaway that was also going to be a victim of the killer and they are just going through it together it's a interesting movie i don't want to say too much i don't want to talk too much about the plot because it really kept me guessing and i really appreciated that with this movie i don't know i really do not know where this movie is gonna go next but i can't wait to find out

And the chemistry between the two of them.

off the charts

right yeah because um obviously michaela mcmanus who plays the lead is the sister of the directors so it's very familiar family

movie it's a

for the role of Michael Britton.

Producers of the show initially approached Michaela McManus.

Oh, there's this guy.

He's one of the commanding officers.

I mean, incredible.

Now, here he is at the funeral of his son.

And this woman right here is named Michaela McManus.

That's the actress's name.

Yeah.

And, you know, rings all of the obvious steps out of that premise and then goes somewhere else and then goes somewhere on top of that and is anchored by a great relationship between these two characters played by Michaela McManus and Stella Marcus.

So if you want to seem hipper than all of your friends, fire up Redux Redux as the dark horse indie actioner.

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