aav-223-829992 This is one awful movie. It has nothing going for it. I can't believe people were paid to make this kind of crap.Acting? Non-existent!Dialogue? Are you kidding me?!SFX? PsOne video games look better!Production value? On par with an amateur porn film!Those 8-10-star reviews? They must be from employees at the Sy-fy channel or somehow connected to the production of this film. I can't believe that anyone in their right mind would like this terrible waste of time.Stay far away. You're better off watching paint dry.

Claudio Carvalho Earth is attacked by the Kulkus, a hostile alien breed infected by a lethal virus and needing human blood to develop an antidote. The worldwide governments negotiate with the humanoid ambassador the terms of peace, giving eight million humans shared between the nations to the aliens and in return they would spare our planet. When Heather Chase (Erin Ross), the daughter of the scientist Stephen Chase (Brad Johnson), is one of the selected, her father fights to save her, joining the resistance force. He proposes to Blair (Lilias Lane) and Alex (Cory Michael Davis), the leaders of the resistance, to give his researches with some alien material found in 1947, exchanging for the liberty of his daughter. But Heather is an unique species, having a genetic that heals the aliens and they do not accept to release her."Alien Siege" is a collection of clichés, recalling among other movies the cult "V". The predictable story has some reasonable special effects, good actors, adequate pace, and in the end this B-movie entertains without being special. My vote is six.Title (Brazil): "O Perigo Alienígena" ("The Alien Danger")

rhobreigh This is a pretty good movie. Much better than the standard Sci-Fi Channel fare. Good action, good VFX, great production value. I liked the actors, and I thought the director did a pretty good job.Most of these movies are crappy. "Alien Siege" tried something different, and for that, it gets a thumbs up. Most of these films "give the audience what it wants," which is an exercise in futility most of the time. That's like chasing your tail. The best part of this movie what that each group here (the aliens, etc.) was right from their own side. That's good, because it's true to life. Watching this movie, and others like it, you get the impression that they're made on the cheap. If that's the case, this is a cut above.

Xander Seavy (RiffRaffMcKinley) This is probably the worst TV movie ever made... and that is saying something! Armed with a wholly unbelievable premise, cardboard actors deliver cardboard dialogue amidst special effects that would make Uwe Boll cringe. The film has one good line ("But if I can't touch you, how am I supposed to kick your *ss?"), and nothing else to take pride in. The plot line, in which an alien race called the Kulku need to kill 8 million humans to cure a horrible disease, sounds like something cooked up by a thousand angry, disgruntled writers who lost out on the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay thousands of times in the past. This film should be avoided at all costs, as it is not even acceptable for camp!