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This is an all-time favorite. There were some issues, but since most movies are CGI I believe people might come to respect practical effects again. The acting was good, some amounts of overacting were noticeable but they recovered quickly. No actor or actress stood out above the other, so it gave a realistic atmosphere. Must have been hard making this after being dropped post-production for the 2011 "The Thing" prequel. That was probably why some of the SFX were off. All in all, a classic, and well worth every second of watching.

This was a good film. Low budget, but it still comes out as a decent creature feature. The law was a bit slow to figure out what they were after and even slower to track it down. I always hate that in movies. It makes no sense to me why people think that is suspense. It deteriorates suspense because it isn't realistic. I don't understand why they threw in Shield's personal life either. It would have been better if he was cast as an older and more experienced sheriff with nothing to lose. Maybe he should have had a drinking problem. It didn't add anything to the story besides him having a family that he doesn't want to see die under his care. But that doesn't make any sense at all given events in the film. The creature wasn't entirely unique either. I got a very heavy feel of Dean Koontz's "Watchers" in there as inspiration. I think if you took Koontz's story, mixed it with this movie's plot, renamed it to "Stalkers" and added more scenes of the creatures in them it would have been a better movie, and Koontz would have a better book with this movie's plot. "The New Daughter" with Kevin Costner was a lot better, by miles, and they used practical effects that beat this film's CGI by lightyears. And that was also based on folklore in its own region. The two movies are apples to apples, in my opinion and I need to give the medal to Costner and the Mound Walkers.

This movie deserves 0 stars and should be banned. "Prometheus" was produced better. This should be titled "Alien meets Morons in Space". There is no one with average IQ in this film, just a bunch of degenerate idiots that stick their heads in front of alien eggs and can't pilot or even act professional in space. Still no Tom Skerritt, which leads to problems in the first place. And the ending makes no sense. The whole evolution of the genome sequences is rushed and, when you watch Alien 3, you realize that it bursts from a dog and STILL looks like the same Xenomorph. Now, if every creature a Facehugger attached to gives a different variant they completely forgot to do their homework for this film. I'd watch "Morons in Space" before this trash. "Prometheus" had way more to offer than this does.

Awesome movie. Very well thought out ahead of time, unlike some other movies where the ending won't match the beginning at all. After I watched it I wanted to watch Primeval again! I officially think crocs and gators are scarier than sharks now. Most shark movies are stupid, making no sense, or have a retarded cast making even more stupid decisions that most people wouldn't make. These two at least acted with more "sense" to them than most shark movies. Accept the brother in the gas station. He wasn't very smart.

This is an awesome movie! I've seen a lot of crappy movies in the past few years, "A Quiet Place" and "Alien: Covenant" among them, and this is one of the best creature features I've ever seen to date! Between "Harbinger Down" and "The Thing" as far as special effects, acting and character creation.