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Genre :

Sci-Fi, Thriller

Release Date :

November 12, 2010

MPAA Rating :

PG-13

Director :

Colin Strause, Greg Strause

Starring :

Eric Balfour, Donald Faison, Brittany Daniel, Scottie Thompson, Crystal Reed, David Zayas, Neil Hopkins, J. Paul Boehmer, Tanya Newbould, Tony Black, Pam Levin, Phet Mahathongdy

REVIEWS RATE: Critics Readers [Rate It]

“..weirdly fascinating..”

by Alan Jones [Radio Times]

“..the only salient reason to see this is the creature design..”

by Tim Robey [Daily Telegraph]

“..Technically ambitious, dramatically basic..”

by Kim Newman [Empire Online]

“..strictly B-movie fare, punched up by some occasionally inspired imagery..”

by Megan Lehmann [Hollywood Reporter]

“..it's got Cloverfield style fingerprints all over it, but a complete lack of buzz to back up the comparisons..”

by Mike Sheridan [Entertainment Ireland]

“..an epic fail of a monster movie..”

by Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel]

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