"No Good Heroes"

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Alien movies have been growing in popularity and no longer consider something only nerds are into. With shows like Star Trek and movies like Independence Day and the Star Wars franchise making aliens the thing to watch, we find ourselves looking up towards the universe and thinking that we might not be alone. Yet we also wonder, what would happen if our worlds collided?

For the last thirty years Wyatt (Tim O'Leary) has protected the last survivors of an alien race that came to Earth since he was a boy. Now sheriff of the small town, he keeps their whereabouts secret in order to protect them and the people of the town, even from his new deputy Lucas (Chad Crenshaw) Yet when he finds one of them has killed a young girl, everything changes. The alien race he has given his life to protect are no longer content with hiding in the shadows. As he begins to learn what they're capable of, Wyatt finds that there is a link to them and a teen named Blake (Nathan Varnson) and his new girlfriend Evie (Nova Gaver). As the body count climbs, it will be up to Wyatt to put an end to their plans before humanity becomes the dying race.

A suspenseful piece, with a terrifying concept. "No Good Heroes" plays on humanity's good nature and the fears those consequences can bring. The artistry and make up used to bring this race of aliens to life is top notch despite very little to no CGI used to bring them to life. A sci-fi flick that the hard-core alien fan will enjoy while bringing in new comers with its original story. A four and a half G.M.Star cinematic piece that will leave you looking to the stars in search of something out there.

⭐⭐⭐⭐½

 "No Good Heroes" is currently available at Redbox and for purchase where movies are sold.

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