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- 01:00 AM, Apr 27
tries to get by mostly on some decent creature-effects workby Ian Buckwalter [NPR ]
the characters here lack in personality and the actors aren't doing much more than going through the motionsReview rate : C+ by Brad Brevet [Rope of Silicon ]
still doesn't deliver much more than the odd jolt or provoke any praiseby Roger Moore [Orlando Sentinel ]
special effects quickly devolve into over-the-top gorinessby Jim Vejvoda [IGN Movies ]
shock to the system, because no one had blended horror and science fiction like that beforeby Peter Hartlaub [San Francisco Chronicle ]
script is just plain weak, with moments of embarrassingly bad dialogueby Bruce Demara [Toronto Star ]
replay unfolds as mechanistically as a video gameby Jeannette Catsoulis [New York Times ]
no one bothers to ask for help, lest the team lose credit for the findby Scott Bowles [USA Today ]
its power could be countered only by humor and the comfort of camaraderieby Kathleen Murphy [MSN Movies ]
invades bodies and pretends to be human until it breaks out in gory splendorby Peter Travers [Rolling Stone ]
forces the filmmakers into a position they can't possibly win-leaving the door open for a sequelby Kevin Jagernauth [indieWIRE ]
chests burst, entrails twist and snap like cracked whips, and bodies morph into spidery monstersby Rob Nelson [Variety ]
certainly not the worst alien movie you'll ever seeby Bill Goodykoontz [Arizona Republic ]
a film going through the motions, albeit with some of those motions being very entertainingby Thomas Caldwell [Cinema Autopsy ]