Raymond Clark

The movie never figured out what plot it was trying to develop. The space ship reminded me of those flying saucers in those 1950”s sci-fi B-movies. I never understood why the space ship was hanging around an ole, dusty farm house. How do you have blood spread all over a house and not one police or sheriff official on the scene to make it reasonable that most people would contact authorities. Finally, it was never developed what was inside the flying saucer (it was hardly a space ship) that craved eating people. In my view, it was just an awful movie

Although I realize it is a fictional portrayal of suggestive real characters, I found the plot somewhat off-centered, but the action and scenes more than made up any negative observations I might had about the movie. My favorite actor was Regina King, I believe she doesn’t get enough credit for her acting resume. In some abstract way, this movie—or the action—-reminds me of another western: Silverado. I am hopeful based on the last scene, there might be a sequel. If so, I believe that might be a golden opportunity to fill in the plot from the first movie to give us all some greater I fight about these characters. Overall, as a person who grew up watching tons of westerns, I was delighted to see real black men and women being a significant part of that era and thus this movie did that for me.