Apollo 18
Horror • PG-13 • 2011 • 1 hr 26 min
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Definitely slower than I would've liked but leaves you with an eerie cliffhanger
This had huge potential but it was boring, didn’t make great use of its setting and the alien design was awful & not in the least bit scary
In space, no one can hear you scream. Realistic space horror is often underutilized
The scariest thing about this movie is that I paid to watch it.
Obviously a farfetched story but it's interesting
Not scary at all, not a fun watch as you slowly realize that the movie is actually as stupid as it is
Horrible camera work! Its like the Blair witch project on the moon!
Love found footage but this is just boring. Better than Dashcam still.
It really kinda sucks but good in its own way
A repetitive junk, the director I think still thinks of 1973
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