This proved to be an enjoyable science fiction film centered around an extraterrestrial arrival, though the final moments didn’t quite live up to what came before, and it felt like they tried to incorporate a lot of different ideas about alien invasions. The enormous aliens that walked on stilts were entertaining to see in action, and the initial sequence depicting an invasion of homes was unsettling and effectively …

It's surprising to see someone attempt a fresh take on established science fiction, but *No One Will Save You* manages it. The movie relies heavily on what you see and hear, creating a feeling of nostalgic appeal reminiscent of Rockwell paintings from the nineteen fifties, while simultaneously presenting an unsettling, almost Lovecraft-inspired sense of alien presence. The film is both comforting in its familiari…

It's clear that Disney and Hulu have created something special—a captivating experience relying entirely on visuals, and it’s surprisingly impactful despite the absence of spoken language.

No One Will Save You proves to be a really good, inventive alien home invasion movie, and Kaitlyn Dever gives a strong performance. If you’re interested in hearing more about why it's worth watching, check out the Awesome Friday Podcast. Links to the podcast can be found at https://awesomefriday.ca/2023/09/podcast-no-one-will-save-you-the-fall-of-the-house-of-usher/, on Apple at https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/p…

Kaitlyn Dever’s performance is what makes “No One Will Save You” work; she conveys a great deal through her acting even with very little dialogue, and that helps to elevate the familiar story of an alien arrival. The film features some really suspenseful sequences handled well by Brian Duffield. The sound design is exceptionally effective in supporting the storytelling, which explores ideas like regret, sorrow, an…