Colleen Collins

I like it. Some of the acting wasn't that great. But the story was different than most alien movies which I like. Incorporating secret government projects, reverse engineering Roswell alien technologies and the temporal time anomalies are interesting. Special effects were pretty good too. It had a more low budget feel but that's ok if the story is interesting.

Has a low budget feel but I think it works for the style it's going for. I enjoyed the science and concepts. I really liked the twist at the end but don't want to spoil it for anyone. I think more science fiction should have endings that explore the positive and open ended side of exploration and first contact scenarios.

I like the fragmented non linear narrative and also really appreciate the limited dialogue. It makes it feel chaotic and unnerving and doesn't let up on that feeling which gives it a visceral and raw feel. Much like one would expect if this type of apocalyptic event were to actually happen. The cinematography is amazing as well. I'm a little confused because it seems like a lot was left lost or unresolved from Season 1, but I imagine that goes with the anxiety filled uneasy vibe that this show seems to want to go for. I like it.

If you say you love animals please watch this. Often times our morals and ethics do not align with our actions. If you truly love animals and don't want them to suffer then this is a must watch. It is very graphic, but it is the truth about what happens to animals when we choose to eat, wear and rely on them for experimentation and exploitation.

I almost wanted to turn it off a couple of times. Though I found some minimal entertainment from it, I can say that I didn't like it much The dialogue is cliche and has no real substance. The acting is mediocre at best. The lead Zombie with his screaming got old really quick. Kind of a waste of my time. Some zombie movies just are not very good.