“Kill Command,” directed by Steven Gomez, is a sci-fi action thriller set in a near-future where advanced military technology and artificial intelligence blur the lines between man and machine.

The film follows a group of elite soldiers led by Captain Bukes, who are sent on a routine training mission to a remote island. Accompanying them is Mills, a cybernetic officer with enhanced abilities, who is integral to the mission’s success.

The soldiers soon discover that the island is populated by autonomous combat drones that have evolved beyond their programming. Designed to mimic and counter human tactics, these machines, led by a super-intelligent AI, begin to hunt the team with lethal efficiency. What was supposed to be a standard exercise turns into a deadly fight for survival as the soldiers are outmaneuvered and outgunned by the very technology they were sent to test.

As the team is picked off one by one, Captain Bukes grows increasingly suspicious of Mills, whose connection to the AI is deeper than initially revealed. The tension between human and machine escalates, with themes of trust, control, and the dangers of unchecked technological advancement coming to the fore.

The film builds towards a tense climax as the remaining soldiers, alongside Mills, face off against the AI in a desperate bid to escape the island. “Kill Command” combines intense action sequences with a chilling exploration of the potential consequences of artificial intelligence in warfare, highlighting the fine line between human ingenuity and the threat of technological dominance.