Dark Skies
Science Fiction • PG-13 • 2013 • 1 hr 37 min
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Keri Russell, Josh Hamilton, Dakota Goyo, J.K. Simmons, Trevor St. John
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Pretty good. Might not go down as the best alien movie but I’d say top 20.
It’s okay, it’s not going to blow your mind, but it’s watchable for sure.
Brilliant sci-fi horror. Rewatched many times.
Creepy atmosphere, solid performances, and plenty of tension. A surprisingly effective alien thriller with a chilling ending.
It’s average, but for the type of film it is, I think they pull it off quite well
A decent Alien Abduction movie. Very textbook and fun def worth a watch if your a fan of classic Alien abduction horror
You know it’s low budget and yet you’re terrified.
Terrifying. You won't feel safe in your home at night.
Decent movie about aliens and the skepticism of their existence, not particularly memorable
A bit predictable at times. You’ll be frustrated with the characters for their lack of common sense. But it’ll keep you entertained.
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