Scanialara You won't be disappointed!

UnowPriceless hyped garbage

Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Zlatica One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

castlekc4 I think the bad reviews are from people that believed it was real, and were embarrassed to admit they were " tricked" . This is a Hollywood rendition of a story , real or not . It was masterfully done , unnerving and disturbing , as good horror should be . I loved it!

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hellholehorror Technically brilliant. Some bits are very creepy but it is very fake. The problem is the way that the story is told, it jumps between cinematic third person and watching old videos. This becomes disjointed quickly. Thankfully the creepy tone salvages most of the film, although it just isn't scary.

Julian R. White I wouldn't call myself a conspiracy theorist, but things like this have always interested me. Do I believe in the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence? Yes. Abductions? Well I'm not sure. I do have to tip my hat to the director though, who did seem to do a proper research into these accounts and possibilities before creating the film. The use of Sumerian, one of the very first languages ever recorded on earth, was quite surprising. One of the most horrifically scary parts about the film is the recordings of the supposed "alien speech" that was accidentally recorded on doctor Tyler's tapes. Deep, grainy and forceful, speaking the Sumerian language. I have not personally researched the events that took place in Nome, but I can neither accept nor deny the possibility of any of the content used in the movie to be real, but it gives you a sense of wonder and interest. I find the movie interesting of course. Entertaining? Not quite as much, the reactions of people are highly exaggerated but hey, I'm not complaining.