UFO: It Is Here

About This Movie

UFO: It Is Here, directed by Daniele Grieco, offers a rather intriguing take on horror and sci-fi. The film follows a group of film students who, while documenting a local zoo, find themselves in a chaotic scenario sparked by a mysterious light in the sky. The atmosphere is thick with tension as the animals go wild, and the students' curiosity leads them into deeper and darker territory. It's interesting how Grieco plays with pacing; it starts slow, building this sense of dread before ramping up the chaos. Kudos to the practical effects, which, while not groundbreaking, add a tangible feel to the extraterrestrial elements. The performances feel natural, capturing that blend of student enthusiasm and naivety. There’s an unsettling charm to it all, with a distinct tone that lingers after the credits roll.

Interesting take on extraterrestrial horror. · Practical effects enhance the atmosphere. · Pacing builds tension effectively.