The movie started really interesting as a quasi found footage/mockumentary. We had interview with military personnel, tapes from missing campers, very intriguing engagement between USA Air force and flying objects and then... as usual the "alien" that apparently created and now pilots this sophisticated machines is a roaring wild animal driven by killer instinct.
I really can't understand why this is such a common theme in all those UFO films. At least it wasn't usual "naked big headed zombie" creature.
And I can already hear lame excuses that maybe the creature is telepathically tide to the ship and all this jazz - NO. It's insulting to viewer intelligence. Waste of time.
I really can't understand why this is such a common theme in all those UFO films. At least it wasn't usual "naked big headed zombie" creature.
And I can already hear lame excuses that maybe the creature is telepathically tide to the ship and all this jazz - NO. It's insulting to viewer intelligence. Waste of time.