Chris Cole – Google

A recruiting film aimed at SJWs, potential antifa morons and the resentful, hateful woke radical left. A vacuous film filled with false premises, bad acting and an actress with a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp. The plot is paper thin, written by five year olds with the premise that the police are an insignificant threat to criminals ( you never see them). The characters are pretty boring except for the real criminals who deal with the sjw 'gang', but you don't see enough of them. All in all a waste of time.

A great sci fi 'what if' film. Truly underated, this film has some elements of John Carpenters 'The Thing', and is well worth watching. The sense of isolation, the claustrophobic effect of the confined spaces and the unease that something is not quite right, is understated but perfect. The suspense and mounting terror of the astronauts culminating in the horror that befell the Soviet mission is masterfully handled. The end of the film is perfectly portrayed with the terrible choice that has to be made. Highly recommended for lovers of a well written, acted and produced horror film

A study of a boring day at the office, where nothing really happens unless you're interested in washing up, photocopying and answering the telephone. A complete waste of time, where the directors/writers/actors/producers have colluded in making a film that bores the audience rigid, unless you belong to the 1% of the 1% metoo/sjw crowd. It actually makes Ed Woods films look like epic film making. Written, directed and produced by sjws, avoid at all costs for your mental health. If anymore evidence is needed that the film making industry is packed out with talentless losers who have completely lost the art of film making, then look no further my intrepid searcher, because you've struck the motherlode. I will never get that time back.