Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Katherine Drake | ... | Sgt Zoe Norris |
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Ritchie Crane | ... | Patrick |
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Philip Alexander Baker | ... | Mitchell |
Michael Terry | ... | Dale | |
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Ian Rowe | ... | Freddie |
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Chris Barnicoat | ... | Steve |
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Peggy Salmon | ... | Mrs. Peters |
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Tom Menary | ... | Mr. Roberts |
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Jason Collins | ... | PC Mathews |
Aaron Deakins | ... | Robbie | |
Gemma Wilks | ... | Sarah | |
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Jimmy 'The Bee' Bennett | ... | Armed response officer |
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Tamsyn Pickford | ... | Comms |
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Andrew Horigan | ... | Male train passenger |
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Ben Carroll | ... | Train passenger |
In a small rural community local police officers Zoe and Patrick begin their shift as normal but it soon becomes clear that something is wrong. Strange events unfold before their eyes, residents begin behaving strangely and mass suicide panic spreads amongst the community they are trying to protect. Zoe and Patrick realise they are under siege from alien machines as they become cut off from the outside world. They are forced to do battle against these uninvited visitors. With the help of some of the residents Zoe and Patrick begin unravelling the mystery and soon discover it is not all as it seems. Can Zoe and Patrick save their community and the outside world from extinction?
REVIEW - ALIEN OUTBREAK
As we all know films do cost a lot of money to make and films made must try their best to make a profit, Hollywood has the monopoly on this and uses their money to advertise films which are made there, whilst the British film industry has less money but even Hollywood would argue that sometimes British movies can be better.
This film is a prime example, it could have been so much more, don't get me wrong the story is very good with a twist at the end which you don't see coming, but if this had more money thrown at it this could have been one of the biggest British films this year as we have seen with 1917.
Acting terrible, story good with a twist, special effects are passable but isn't as paced as some films and unfortunately the lack of budget is evident, but saying all this I still enjoyed this British film about a part of Britain being invaded by aliens (or is it?).
Rating 5 out of 10