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Kraken (2026)

Norwegian · Horror / Action · 94 min · B
★ 6.2 Solid 366 ratings
Released 22 Oct 2026
Page updated 24 Oct 2026
FilmyChill score
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Neither audiences nor critics are sold.

Audience★ 6.2 from 366 ratings on TMDB
Lukewarm
CriticsFrom published reviews
Mixed

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Kraken opened in theatres in Mexico on 22 Oct 2026 and may still be showing — check local cinema listings. Its streaming release date hasn't been announced — this page updates the day it lands on streaming.

What the audience says

Kraken is an average Norwegian film; it passes the time without demanding more of you. It's sitting at 6.2/10 on TMDB across 366 ratings, which puts it around the middle of the pack. At a brisk 94 minutes, it slots easily into a weeknight. It opened in theatres in Mexico on 22 Oct 2026 — check back here for its streaming arrival.

A love-it-or-hate-it reception, right down the middle. — distilled from critics' published reviews

Should you spend 94 minutes on it?

94 minutes of Norwegian horror, leaning action. Tight enough that it's an easy yes if you're undecided.

Why
At 6.2/10 from 366 ratings, audiences are split; the genre fit matters more than the score here.
Skip if
you want to sleep afterwards
Best for
A night when you want an early finish

Story

A marine biologist is doing research on a fish farm when she encounters several strange occurrences. Along with the brutal deaths of two teenagers, all signs point to the deep fjord; can there be more to the depths than the eye can see?

Good to know

Runtime1h 34m — short
Watch with family?B · Older kids & up
GenreHorror / Action
LanguageNorwegian
Best screenTheatre / big screen

Director

Pål Øie

Cast

Sara Khorami
Sara Khorami
Johanne
Mikkel Bratt Silset
Mikkel Bratt Silset
Erik
Ingvild Holthe Bygdnes
Ingvild Holthe Bygdnes
Henriette
Øyvind Brandtzæg
Øyvind Brandtzæg
Avaldsnes
Jenny Evensen
Jenny Evensen
Maria
Steinar Klouman Hallert
Steinar Klouman Hallert
Cato

When is Kraken coming to streaming?

Not streaming yet — Kraken opened in theatres in Mexico on 22 Oct 2026. Norwegian releases typically reach streaming about 5–9 weeks after opening, which would put it somewhere around November and December 2026.

That's the usual pattern, not a confirmed date — no platform has announced one. We re-check every day and this page updates the moment it lands.

Where to watch in Mexico

Opened in cinemas 22 Oct — not streaming yet

Availability as of 24 Oct 2026 — checked that day: not on any streaming service in Mexico yet.

Trailer

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Frequently asked

Is Kraken worth watching?
FilmyChill Score: Skip — Neither audiences nor critics are sold. It rates 6.2/10 on audience ratings. A love-it-or-hate-it reception, right down the middle. 94 minutes of Norwegian horror, leaning action. Tight enough that it's an easy yes if you're undecided.
Where can I watch Kraken?
Kraken opened in theatres in Mexico on 22 Oct 2026 and may still be showing — check local cinema listings. Its streaming release hasn't been announced yet — check back soon.
When is Kraken coming to streaming?
A streaming release date for Kraken hasn't been officially announced yet. Norwegian releases typically reach streaming about 5–9 weeks after their theatrical run, which would put it around November and December 2026 — that's a pattern, not a confirmed date. This page updates automatically the day it starts streaming.
Is Kraken family friendly?
Kraken is rated B. Fine for older kids with guidance.
What language is Kraken in?
Kraken is a Norwegian film (Horror / Action).
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