Kelly Schwarze
as Director
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The horror film Alien Domicile, starring Elly Brown, Eduard Osipov, Michael Monteiro, etc., directed by Kelly Schwarze, was released on March 30, 2017 in the United States. It tells the story of after decades of conspiracy theories and shrouding secrecy, the CIA finally acknowledged the existence of Area 51. But that was all. The actions on the enigmatic military base continue to be unknown to this day. Now, a motley crew of military service members, government workers, and lowly technicians find themselves thrust into the center of the infamous site's darkest mysteries. Soon, they will know exactly what's happening there-for better or worse. While patrolling the territory's tunnel system, Master Sergeant Ryan Pierce leads his Special Forces unit head on into a bloody confrontation with something as horrific as it is indescribable. At the same time, another group awakens in a haze, miles underground. If it isn't the utter confusion that alerts them something's wrong, then it will certainly be the wave of hallucinations and illness that hits like an avalanche. The explanation is far worse than they could ever imagine. This is a Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi film with a runtime of 88 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 2.7/10 from 821 viewers.
Kelly Schwarze
as Director
Elly Brown
as Hanna
Eduard Osipov
as Dimitri
Michael Monteiro
as Russell Turner
Sabrina Cofield
as Gail Sullivan
Michael Tushaus
as Master Sergeant Ryan Pierce
Ashley Campbell
as Adult Emily
Will Edwards
as The Alien
Alexa Kagan
as Child in Car
Paul Tumpson
as Soldier 2
Victoria Viveiros
as Soldier 1
Kelly Schwarze
as Writer
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The movie had some good elements, like the camera work, and the acting was ok. My rub is that nothing was explained, and some of the type casting was not done. For Instance, the military guy is supposed to be an Air Force Special Forces Master Sergeant: um, NO. To make Msgt rank you need to be gung ho, especially at that rank. This guy looked like he'd fit in more in a starbucks ordering a latte, wearing his beach shirt and crocs. He did not come across as a trained killer, and it showed in the fight scenes, as well as the poor tactics and gear: definitely not believable. No one seems to wonder where they are, or why. Plot twists just drop, with no explanation or backstory. Basically, I didn't care about anyone, or what happened to them. They did stupid things, and got stupid results. I'm 2/3 thru this movie, after stopping multiple times to get some kind of explanation of what's going on from Google. That should have been the director and story writer's job! I saw potential here but it just never developed. I was left with more questions, and not in a good way. Overall, I give it a 3; could have been a decent movie, but failed miserably.
No dialogue in most scenes...just heavy breathing. The dialogue that does exist is dull, with some scenes lasting 7 minutes of pointless conversation. You never even see the alien on the cover art, just people in black morph suits running around. Best part was the ending, because I didn't have to watch it anymore.
Why would anyone make a movie that has 8 minute scenes of slow nothing trying to build suspense? Luckily, It was free on Amazon Prime for I could just watch something else.
Am not sure what this film was about. Nothing made sense until the half hour mark when an alien thing appeared and acted like a typical zombie. Ah, aliens on the loose in a military base kind of film, I naively thought. Well that's OK. But there was also an evolution theme, and then at the end it appears that everything that happened in the film were the imaginings of a woman in a long coma after a car accident, by which time her daughter had grown up. Or did I miss something? Anyway, it was a most unsatisfactory film. (Though it did seem to be filmed in a factory). And who knows why it was called 'Alien Domicile'? The alien make up however was pretty good so that pulled my rating up to 3.
I'm sorry (not sorry) but this is not a movie this shouldn't even be called a movie this is a horrible video you'll find on YouTube and I wasted my money, time and life watching this. That's my review on this.
-1 Star for the unnecessary and annoying flashback scene where mama thinks about her baby and realizes she might never see her baby again, which results in a huge power up moment where she acquires super human strength!!! I wanted to give it a recommend for the ending but really the ending left me thinking like...okay this movie really wasn't that great.
Dull poorly acted. I ended up fast forwarding just to see if it ever got interesting. It didn't. Feels like a student film project. Even if it was any good I would down rate it for the misleading cover art.
Five government employees find themselves being terrorized by a predatory alien at the infamous Area 51 military base. Writer/director Kelly Schwarze keeps the gripping story moving along at a constant pace, takes time to develop the characters, and generates a good deal of claustrophobic tension. Moreover, the solid acting by the capable no-name cast keeps this movie humming: Elly Brown as the sweet, but tough Hanna, Eduard Osipov as the antagonistic Dimitri, Michael Monteiro as the amiable Russell Turner, Sabrina Cofield as the distraught Gail Sullivan, and Michael Tushaus as the selfish and untrustworthy Master Sergeant Ryan Pierce. The alien looks pretty gnarly as well. A cool little flick.
I feel like Red box owes me an apology for tricking me into telling my fiance that this movie looked good.
I started watching this movie when my iPad battery was at 29%. I completed the whole movie when my battery at 22%. Easy to guess plot, no engaging scenes, with good background score. Casting could have been better. Overall, it's a below average flick. Fast forwa4d to watch it quickly.
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