It's a relationship movie posing as a monster flick
A returning space craft brought back alien monsters who are spreading around parts of the Earth including the U.S.-Mexican border. The film follows a familiar pattern of setting up the two main characters Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able first. The problem is that’s what the entire story turns out to be about. Thus you get lots of hiking, finding an old Aztec or Mayan pyramid in the jungle, etc. The aliens are few and far between. It’s almost as if the aliens interrupt their relationship. It subtly tries to say that the aliens aren't the real monsters. It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t what I was expecting.
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