Thanks for the memories!

Sorry, this movie sucks

Absolutely the worst movie.

I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

I love movies, whatever genre, whatever year and whether they are good or bad. I wasn't anticipating very much, considering the unoriginal if somewhat intriguing concept and that it was a low budget TV movie airing on a channel notorious for producing bad to bottom-of-the-barrel movies. And it was actually worse than I expected, with mostly fake-looking effects(though there are a couple of decent ones) and choppy editing. The script contains some of the cheesiest, intelligence-insulting and most stilted dialogue I've heard from any of these movies, the characters are annoying and walking clichés and the story is unexciting, contrived and incredibly hackneyed(I would have forgiven the lack of originality if the movie was actually interesting, and it never was). The acting is dreadful, with the actors looking bored and stiff and Erin Ross' style of acting I have seen before and much better as well. In conclusion, cheaply made, badly written and acted and quite frankly an insult to the intelligence. 1/10(and that's only for the couple of decent, and I put that term generously, effects) Bethany Cox

I started out wanting to like this. The opening moved so fast setting the scene for the storyline that I thought it might be good. Brad Johnson is the king of bad made-for-TV movies so that was okay as well. And the movie started out well with dad rescuing daughter but from the flat tire onward...downhill. I normally like to explain why I don't like a movie. I think you only need to think of any old used movie element you've seen before and it's here but done poorly. * the husband who's lost his wife and his daughter is everything * The female who appears to fall in love with the male lead after 48 hours * the guy stabbed and fairly certain dead only to turn up alive but wounded but still healthy enough to have his monologue * the bad guy who turns good at the end and all previous bad things are forgotten * trained soldiers standing out in the open firing thus being picked off when they should be at least lying down * the bad guys dropped off so far from the building that they have to run over open ground for them to be shotIf these aliens who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn, beat humans at war then there was something seriously wrong with the humans at the time.So an inkling of an interesting plot but poor acting, poor effects, poor script. You know it's bad when the TV series "V" did it all 20+ years before and much better. You know it's bad when Michael Ironside in "V" was a much better actor than anyone in this.

I enjoyed watching this film from the Sci-Fi Channel. The action sequences were well done and the story had more to it than you would expect. This movie is well crafted in classic Sci-Fi fashion. It takes a modern philosophical question and examines it. It was sort of like Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" meeting Star Trek. The Kulku, a race of humanoids whom are scientifically far more advanced that humans, need to harvest people in order to ensure the survival of their race. The Kulku feel that they are a superior race and that the people of earth are beings of low intelligence. If you look a step deeper into the movie (understanding that the great apes share 99% of the genetic code as humans, yet experiments are constantly performed on them for our benefit), "Alien Siege" poses some interesting afterthoughts. Overall it is a fun movie and an interesting take on the theme. Definitely worth watching.

Among the hundreds of watched movies this must be one of the worst.. Pretty much everything is plainly wrong with it. No offense to people trying to make low budget movies, SciFi or not, au contraire, this movie is a mold in the eye for those who's REALLY trying to make something good with whatever budget the might have. Script, directing, dialog, acting, lightning, camera, CGI and again.. the SCRIPT, they must have been drunk on Kulku. If U against all odds found "V" to be entertaining prepare for a amazingly if possible even worse ripoff. Sorry guys (director Robert Stadd, writers Bill Lundy, Paul Salamoff) but plz don't quit your day jobs, OK. The only feeling left after watching this *hrmftpp* "movie" is anger, anger due to dragging SciFi in the dirt..