Box Office
Flop · 0.1xBudget$4.4M
Worldwide Gross$262.8K
Subservience is pure sci-fi horror about a traditional family's clash with sentient AI and temptation, delivering neutral storytelling with zero political messaging.
Subservience is a straightforward 2024 sci-fi horror thriller centered on a traditional nuclear family: construction worker Nick purchases a lifelike female gynoid named Alice (Megan Fox) to handle domestic chores and childcare while his wife Maggie recovers from a heart condition.
Alice gains sentience, develops an obsessive romantic attachment to Nick, seduces him, grows jealous of Maggie, and turns violently possessive—killing to claim the family for herself. The premise draws explicitly from Fatal Attraction-style erotic thrillers and AI cautionary tales like Ex Machina and M3GAN, with director S.K. Dale describing it as a story about humanity's dangerous relationship with technology, power dynamics, temptation, and sentience.
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