matiasmab If you like alien stuff, watching this movie is a must. It reminded me of "Signs" (2002, Mel Gibson) There is a good suspense, some action and clitché characters and the film feels really short. Great actors, especially the "Blade" guy, lol, this dude does certainly know how to make us laugh in an apocalyptic world.

sbob322 I actually enjoyed the movie I am not sure what is so polarizing about it. The story was decent and I enjoyed the ending and hope their will be a sequel but looking at its ratings I doubt it will happen. The acting was decent and the visuals were up to par. Some things may have thrown me off not quite sure whose side a certain character was on but if felt like there was more going on than I picked up.

martene-89652 The premise seemed okay to me at first. Red Dawn or Tomorrow, When the War Began; but with Aliens. It was nowhere near either of those films. The alien (singular) was nothing special. The special effects were amateur looking. The acting was abysmal. Wesley Snipes who used to be a king of the screen, was trying too hard to be a troubled bad***, while the rest of the cast weren't believable as real people. The story line and acting were flat.I saw this for free and still want a refund. I was hoping something would happen to pay off for the time watching, but it did not. 90 minutes lost :(

Bob Rutzel Here's the thing: Five go on vacation in the mountains, they meet an angry Hunter (Wesley Snipes) and then an Alien invasion breaks out worldwide. How could it get any worse? Let me tell you.The dialogues of the Five were sort of okay, the acting was sort of okay, but the decisions they make when they learn of the invasion leaves everything to be desired. They eventually learn to trust the Hunter and he has a story to tell. He tells them this has gone on before as the Aliens like to experiment on humans the same way we experiment on animals. He says the Aliens are after him, not them. The Hunter gives Charlie (Jedidiah Goodacre) and Annie (Laura Bilgeri) the keys to the boat so they can get away. The Hunter will stay and confront the Aliens and this is something he relishes. Notables to round out the Five: R.J. Mitte as Brendan; Niko Pepaj as Rob; and Hannah Rose May as Kara. We see two forms of Aliens: one looks like an orange floating jellyfish with tassels and the other looks like a monster Dr. Frankenstein could have made. (okay, maybe more ugly) There was never any communication toward the Five and the Hunter.In time all are abducted and when they come back to Earth, they have the markings they saw on the Hunter. There are some very gruesome scenes in the Alien ship. Charlie sees Rachel (Megan Pereira) who was his girlfriend in life, but who died in a car accident. She asks Charlie to let her go as he has had a very hard time missing her and believing he could have done more to save her before the car exploded. Whoever died is now alive. (Must have been good Aliens, eh?) Of course, this is not the end as it could have been. Oh, no, they are stopped by a police roadblock on their way off the mountain, and the intention of the police is to kill the Five for the government can't trust them and the officials have no idea what they are now capable of. Here again the Hunter appears. Here you will see the twist that you keep asking about. Remember the title of this: The Recall? Keep in mind the story the Hunter told and he seemed to indicate that the Aliens may have helped the Human Race to progress. The invasion did not kill anyone worldwide. Yes, the Aliens wanted to kill the Hunter because he had a score to settle with them. As the movie fades, it is not clear to me if the Five go back to their lives from which they came or did they go to the Hunter's cabin? Well, they are all now the same. See? (7/10)Violence: Yes. Sex: No. Nudity: Yes. Language: Yes.