It's About Family!

Rating: 9/10 (12 September 2018)

This is a very good original movie, with original monsters and original scoring. The people leaving film reviews fancy themselves to be film critics but are just anger-filled narcissists who like to say that they weren't scared by a horror film. None of them can see this from a parent's point of view, or from a child's point of view. I will explain away some of these "plot holes". There is some medicine left but not a lot, the mom is probably pregnant because they ran out of birth control. And while the world is tough right now, she decided to continue life instead of aborting an innocent baby. If you're a selfish adult this probably did not occur to you. Also, these children would have been used to having fun yelling and playing with loud toys before the aliens got there, it's really hard for kids to be quiet for hours on end, it's very believable that they would have to be reminded to be quiet. Many people said why didn't they go live next to the waterfall? Because you can't live outside 24/7 in -10 or 100+ temps especially with young children, and there was no flat surface for a tent! Why didn't the dad just start shooting at the aliens and kill them? Maybe he didn't want to risk getting killed and leaving his wife to raise his kids by herself. Also, while many of you high school drop-outs think you're an expert on everything, he was probably waiting for the military to figure it out, and that's what most people would do. It's also very evident that the monsters are incredibly fast, so the people who have tried to kill them are dead. Lastly, if you were just looking for cheap jump scares that most people hate, then yeah, this is not the movie for you. It's a thriller about emotions, i.e. how would keep your children alive in an event like this? Could you keep your family alive while being hunted? It's not about grossing you out and shocking you with taboo scenes, it's about family and things that are actually scary to think about. It's a smart movie for people who feel emotions in a normal way.