![]() ![]() The lack of anything really expansive shows its minimal barriers, but this doesn't stop the aspiring imagination and clever concepts that can be found in its drawn up story. However it's Bruno Philip's roaming cinematography that gives it a verve-like boost and Ned Bouhalassa's emphatic music score adds to the high octane bursts. Nothing out of the ordinary and the suspense can be uneven, but the scenes are executed very well. Tenney's directorial methods keep things down-pat with only sudden ripples of fast paced thrills and brazen stunts in an on-the-run format. It does begin strongly (with most of the striking elements appearing then), but soon becomes routine and a little plain. Kevin Tenney's sequel to David Twoey's highly under-seen 1996 original that involved a secret alien invasion and starred Charlie Sheen is a low-budget, straight-to-video exercise that marginally manages to capture some of that mystery, paranoia and intrigue that engulfed the first feature. ![]() Reviewed by lost-in-limbo 5 / 10 If you first don't succeed. ![]()
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