Ravën

I get Scott. I would defeat them 7 hoes for her too

Ts had me more stressed than scared. What i love about this though is that it doesn't throw aliens in your face every five minutes. Most of the movie is just this feeling that SOMETHING is wrong and it's getting closer. That birthday party scene??? HELL TO THE NAHHH 😭 (i knew that scene was familiar I saw that shi on tt!!there was so many scenes I recognize from somewhere) when the alien casually walks past in the background i swear that's one of the most effective jump scares ever because it's so simple. What really surprised me though is that it's less about aliens and more about faith, grief, and trying to find meaning after something terrible happens. The alien invasion is almost just the thing pushing the characters through that journey. I will say if you think about the aliens themselves the movie gets a little absurd, like bro why invade a planet that's mostly water if water is basically acid to you. And if that weren't a plothole, I see the dedication to harvest human.

what stayed with me in this film wasn't fear exactly, it was the feeling of isolation the movie makes space feel cold asf and uncaring. The crew aren't heroes or chosen people. They're ordinary workers who happen to encounter something beyond their understanding, and that's what makes it unsettling. I also admire how restrained it is. The film trusts the audience's imagination. The movie doesn't need to constantly show the alien to make you nervous. It lets the tension build naturally until you're just waiting for something terrible to happen. Also, they should've just left the cat on earth.

This is such a weird movie when you describe it 😭 like "a zombie falls in love and starts becoming human again" sounds goofy as hell but somehow it actually works. What i liked most is that it doesn't take itself too seriously. it's a zombie movie but it's also funny, awkward, kinda sweet, and surprisingly hopeful. R's inner thoughts carry the whole movie because he's literally a zombie with social anxiety trying to figure out how to be a person again and the airport scene with the zombies slowly changing??? idk why but that always stuck with me. The movie's basically saying people can reconnect, change, and come back from feeling emotionally dead, which is cheesy but i ate it up anyway. It's not exactly a masterpiece and the plot is ridiculous if you think about it too hard. But it's one of those movies that has so much charm that you js stop caring.