- Type
- Film
- Status
- Released
- Release
- July 27, 2022 (2 years ago)
- Alias
- Orphan 2
- Language
- English
- Origin
- Canada · United States
- Production companies
- Dark Castle Entertainment · Eagle Vision · Entertainment One
- Runtime
- 1h 39m
- Rating
- R
Orphan: First Kill
Where to watch (United States)
Cast
Isabelle FuhrmanLeena Klammer / Esther Albright
Julia StilesTricia Albright
Rossif SutherlandAllen Albright
Matthew FinlanGunnar Albright
Hiro KanagawaDetective Donnan
Samantha WalkesDr. Segar
David BrownDr. Novotny
Lauren CochraneOfficer Leahy
Gwendolyn CollinsAnna Troyev
Kristen SawatzkyFederica
Jeff StromeLobby Guard
Andrea del CampoBetsy
Alec CarlosMike
Alicia JohnstonKaren
Liam Stewart-KaniganDude 1
Jade MichaelGirl 1 / Madison
Sarah LubyReceptionist / Claire
Maxwell NelsonLittle Boy
Bradley SawatzkyOfficer Kusnetsov
Stephanie SyFlight Attendant
Marina Stephenson KerrSociety 1 / Olive
Sharon BajerSociety 2 / Gertrude
Kennedy IrwinEsther Body Double
Sadie LeeEsther Body Double
Erik AthavaleOrderly
Parker BohotchukLaughing Partier #1
Maxine SandersLaughing Partier #2
Crew
Producers
James TomlinsonProducer
Victor MoyersExecutive Producer
Daryl KatzExecutive Producer
Paul MarcaccioExecutive Producer
Chloe KatzExecutive Producer
Josie LiangExecutive Producer
Hal SadoffProducer
David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrickExecutive Producer
Alex MaceProducer
Ethan ErwinProducer
Jen GortonExecutive Producer
Kyle IrvingExecutive Producer
Collections
Reviews
Review: 'Orphan: First Kill' and more streaming movies A follow-up to 2009's 'Orphan' on Paramount+, a Princess Diana documentary on HBO Max, 'Look Both Ways' with Lili Reinhart on Netflix and more to watch at home.
Orphan: First Kill movie review (2022) If not for its wonderfully campy leading lady and some nice vamping from one of her co-stars, it would be completely disposable.
‘Orphan: First Kill’ Is One Hilariously Bad Horror-Movie Sequel The follow-up to 2009’s ‘Orphan’ uses CGI to de-age its original star, Isabelle Fuhrman, to make the 25-year-old actress resemble a child. That gimmick is just about all its got.
Review of Orphan: First Kill Orphan: First Kill is a zany and gruesome prequel to the 2009 movie, Orphan
'Orphan: First Kill' Review: Esther the Pretend Child Psycho Returns The Russian bad seed's ability to fake her way into a family isn't even the most contrived element.
Orphan: First Kill review – age-defying horror prequel’s new lease of death | Horror films Isabelle Fuhrman reprises the role of the mini psycho she first played as a child
Orphan: First Kill Review: Tthe Most Bonkers Horror Prequel In Years In Orphan: First Kill, a genuinely inventive twist only barely salvages a cheap, unnecessary prequel. Read our review here.
Orphan: First Kill review – horror prequel is parasitical in all the wrong ways | Film Demonstrating how difficult it is to make a 25-year-old look as if they are still aged nine, this can’t compete with its 2009 forebear