ALIENS KILL ANYONE WHO FILMS THEM

Cinemavixion Review

Inspired by the enigmatic Brown Mountain Lights, "Aliens Kill Anyone Who Films Them" plunges viewers into a tense sci-fi horror narrative. The film centers on a young autistic boy, portrayed with sensitivity, whose discovery of extraterrestrial phenomena during a family camping trip escalates into a terrifying fight for survival. His video camera becomes both a witness and a potential weapon against the chilling figures lurking in the darkness. While the direction remains uncredited, the film effectively builds suspense, drawing on found-footage elements to heighten the sense of dread. It’s a commendable effort in the sci-fi horror genre, offering a unique perspective through its protagonist and a chilling encounter with the unknown.