
‘The Whispers’: ABC’s Alien Invasion Thriller Stumbles Through Its Own Premise
A tale of an unseen force that whispers to children through a game, and the woman who seeks to stop it.


A tale of an unseen force that whispers to children through a game, and the woman who seeks to stop it.

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A suburban nightmare of alien dread that promises a slow burn but delivers only a scattered, muddled fright.

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A review of Syfy's Childhood's End, a slow-burn alien drama based on Arthur C. Clarke's novel.

The Tomorrow War review: Chris Pratt's $200M Prime Video alien-invasion film has a great premise, broken time-travel logic, and a 4.5/10 score.

The 5th Wave review: Chloë Grace Moretz fights an alien invasion in a film with a strong opening, a clean premise, and a Fifth Wave that never lands. 3.3/10.

A review of M. Night Shyamalan's Signs (2002): a tight farmhouse thriller with one great scare and a third act that mistakes arrangement for meaning.

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