"No One Will Save You" manages to bring terror and thrills with very little dialogue thanks to smart filmmaking and an exceptional turn from Kaitlyn Dever. This is not a simple home invasion or alien sci-fi movie—the film mixes genres while exploring the horrors of a terrible past. Dever commands the screen as Brynn who was alienated by her community but has to face a host of malevolent aliens.
The film has excellent visuals and sound design that create an…
What "A Million Miles Away" lacks in cinematography and budget is mostly made up through heart and the inspiring story of its subject. The film follows José Hernández, a Mexican immigrant who had to apply for the NASA program 12 times and balance his family life at the same time. Michael Peña is terrific in the leading role, and he is supported by an impressive Rosa Salazar. The film looks like a made-for-TV melodrama most of the time as the lack of budget is evident, but there is potential in Alejandra Marquez Abella's dynamic direction as seen in the montages and climactic moments.
Alden Richards’ character, Ethan, is pushy, creepy and problematic.
He will continue sending friend requests even if Joy declined several times already. He will make the radio station talk about Joy in public without her permission. He will use another phone to text Joy anonymously. He will act like a police even if Joy is weeping out of fear. He will squeeze through inside a small room knowing that Joy will be uncomfortable. He will continually send “Need a friend…
