Really just an extended version of the trailer

Rating: 5/10 (10 April 2017)

I don't think I'm giving away much by saying the trailer is a miniature version of the film itself. I'm not sure why suspense movies give so much away in order to lure moviegoers into buying a ticket. Spoiler: how many of our little Indians will survive? As usual, not many.
If you've seen any Alien movie at all, there's nothing new to you here. Elements of Gravity have been added, as we're on an orbiting space station in trouble. The plot is predictable. The character development is slap-dash to keep the movie short, and interaction between the characters is bland, astronaut cliché dialog. "Being up here in outer space is so cool! Blah, blah, blah. I hope we kill the monster so we can go home. Blah, blah, blah. It sure is cold in here with the power off. Blah, blah, blah." There is no uniquely memorable line to cite. No one dared to be creative or found any inspiration.
If you want to see a more original movie about dangerous life from Mars, a movie that worked hard to make you get to know and care about its characters, check out Red Planet. It didn't get great reviews, but I was riveted when I saw it for the first time, and I've gone back to re-watch it several times for its unique and original scenarios and special effects.
If you love outer space movies for the vicarious joy of feeling like an astronaut for 90 minutes or so, this is OK. If you need more entertainment than that to satisfy you, you'll probably be wasting your time on this one.