I went into this film only knowing aliens are somehow involved, But was Kinda blown away with what could be described as a horror journey through the stages of grief towards acceptance. Those first few scenes of first contact was awesome, we can only see as much as the lead does while trying to hide, the Alien is obscured and I personally think they could've gotten away with showing a little less details on the aliens, especially in the red Alien sequences. I like that her world has 60s textures. It could maybe be seen as an allegory for "Change" in many forms, as her world constantly shifts out from under her she must grow and change from what her isolation has shielded her from. While facing her demons and trying not to be comforted with beautiful lies, She must learn to accept the truth of whats she has done and forgive her past and present self because no one else will. Its not a "Classic horror", but I personally think it could become "Horror Classic"
Review of No One Will Save You
