No One Will Save You review: Kaitlyn Dever faces her demons and learns that sometimes people can change

Silence is violence in Brian Duffield’s far from muted alienation romp. (Source: 20th Century Studios)

★★★★★

Writer Brian Duffield followed the 80s Alien movie playbook to a near T with the middling Underwater (2020). His latest, which he also directs, is as much E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) – if subverted by noted fan of this film Stephen King.

Brynn (Kaitlyn Dever) is an anxious homebody rejected by the community of her small Louisiana town. She yearns for connection and community – but be careful what you wish for. Watching her dance alone in the family home, an oasis of calm, we’d be forgiven for thinking her fragile; but woken one night by inhuman sounds downstairs, the course of events that unfold show she’s anything but. Continue reading “No One Will Save You review: Kaitlyn Dever faces her demons and learns that sometimes people can change”

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