I can clearly see why most wouldn’t like this. The pace is undeniably slow and the story unfortunately falls into many anticipatable cliches in its grasps for tension and emotion, the script itself is far from anything to write home about and didn’t allow much room for Steven Ogg to explore and make the only character in the movie his own, and, overall, this concept just may not appeal to the masses, but for me, I was able to get a really good experience out of this for a few reasons. The first one at the front of my mind, even with the script’s limitations, was Ogg’s solid lead performance, I know he’s only really known for GTA V but I personally hold him in my heart for playing Simon in *The Walking Dead*. Seeing him excel and be one of the biggest reasons this film was even watchable, let alone as good as it was, was a very nice sight and I hope we get to see him act more in the future, he’s got quite a commanding screen presence that I think has been underutilized throughout his career. Quite possibly the biggest contributor to my enjoyment here though, even surpassing Mr. Ogg himself, was the stunning space vfx, specifically how they showed the sun, I have to admit I’m easy to win over with space visuals but I thought these were especially good considering the low budget. I liked the music too as it did way more for the tension than the writing did and, with the visuals and Ogg, really carried those moments for me, it is hard to get past the bad writing which is what will keep this down everything considered. It tops it all off with what I thought was a solid ending, it certainly has its flaws, plenty of them are very evident throughout, but the pros ended up outweighing the cons for me and I’m happy to say this is a solid sci-fi thriller and exactly what I was hoping for when I put it on.

I can clearly see why most wouldn’t like this. The pace is undeniably slow and the story unfortunately falls into many anticipatable cliches in its grasps for tension and emotion, the script itself is far from anything to write home about and didn’t allow much room for Steven Ogg to explore and make the only character in the movie his own, and, overall, this concept just may not appeal to the masses, but for me, I was able to get a really good experience out of this for a few reasons. The first one at the front of my mind, even with the script’s limitations, was Ogg’s solid lead performance, I know he’s only really known for GTA V but I personally hold him in my heart for playing Simon in *The Walking Dead*. Seeing him excel and be one of the biggest reasons this film was even watchable, let alone as good as it was, was a very nice sight and I hope we get to see him act more in the future, he’s got quite a commanding screen presence that I think has been underutilized throughout his career. Quite possibly the biggest contributor to my enjoyment here though, even surpassing Mr. Ogg himself, was the stunning space vfx, specifically how they showed the sun, I have to admit I’m easy to win over with space visuals but I thought these were especially good considering the low budget. I liked the music too as it did way more for the tension than the writing did and, with the visuals and Ogg, really carried those moments for me, it is hard to get past the bad writing which is what will keep this down everything considered. It tops it all off with what I thought was a solid ending, it certainly has its flaws, plenty of them are very evident throughout, but the pros ended up outweighing the cons for me and I’m happy to say this is a solid sci-fi thriller and exactly what I was hoping for when I put it on.