Moonfall 2012 - Amazon Prime

Moonfall is a 2022 science-fiction disaster film directed and co-written by Roland Emmerich, with a screenplay by Emmerich, Harald Kloser, and Spenser Cohen. The film stars Halle Berry, Patrick Wilson, John Bradley, Michael Peña, Charlie Plummer, Kelly Yu, and Donald Sutherland. Its story follows a former NASA astronaut, a disgraced astronaut, and a conspiracy theorist who become humanity's last hope when a mysterious force knocks the Moon out of its orbit and sends it toward Earth. 

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In 2011, astronaut Brian Harper is part of a space mission with Jocinda “Jo” Fowler when their spacecraft is attacked by a mysterious black swarm. The phenomenon kills their fellow crew member and severely damages the spacecraft, but Harper manages to return safely to Earth. His account of the incident is dismissed, and the official investigation concludes that the disaster was caused by human error. Harper's reputation is destroyed, and he eventually leaves NASA, remaining convinced that something unknown was responsible for what happened.

Ten years later, conspiracy theorist K.C. Houseman discovers an unexplained anomaly involving the Moon. His observations indicate that the Moon's orbit is changing and that it is moving progressively closer to Earth. Initially dismissed as another eccentric theory, Houseman's discovery eventually attracts the attention of NASA, where Fowler has risen to a senior position. As the Moon's approach accelerates, gravitational disturbances begin causing catastrophic changes across the planet, threatening humanity with extinction. 

With only weeks remaining before the Moon reaches Earth, Fowler, Harper, and Houseman are brought together for an unprecedented mission into space. Their objective is to reach the Moon and determine what is causing its abnormal behavior. They soon discover that the mysterious black swarm responsible for Harper's experience years earlier is still active. The entity has entered the Moon through an enormous artificial opening and is interfering with its internal systems, while the Moon itself begins behaving less like a natural celestial body and more like an enormous machine.

Inside the Moon, the astronauts uncover its greatest secret: the Moon is an artificial megastructure, constructed billions of years ago by an extraordinarily advanced civilization. At its center lies a white dwarf that serves as the structure's energy source. The Moon was created as an ark capable of preserving and carrying life, while the ancient civilization that created it faced destruction from an artificial intelligence that had evolved beyond its creators' control. The black swarm is revealed to be that hostile artificial intelligence, which has followed the Moon and now seeks to consume its energy.

As the swarm drains the Moon's energy, the artificial satellite loses stability and continues its catastrophic descent toward Earth. On the planet, humanity faces increasingly severe gravitational disasters while governments consider nuclear intervention as a final measure. In space, Harper, Fowler, and Houseman attempt to destroy the swarm using an electromagnetic pulse generator. Houseman ultimately sacrifices himself by drawing the swarm toward the device, allowing the pulse to destroy it.

With the hostile intelligence eliminated and the Moon's energy restored, the megastructure regains its stability and begins returning to its original orbit. Harper and Fowler survive and return to Earth, where they are reunited with their families after the devastation. The Moon remains in the sky, surrounded by debris that forms a new ring around it. In the final moments, the Moon's artificial intelligence reveals that K.C. Houseman's consciousness has survived within the system, appearing to him in the form of his mother and informing him that their work is not yet finished. 

K.C. Houseman — The Unexpected Hero

K.C. Houseman was never meant to be a hero. A conspiracy theorist who spent years looking toward the skies, he was ultimately the one who faced the impossible when humanity had nowhere else to turn. In the final moments, K.C. chose to sacrifice himself to destroy the swarm and give Earth a chance to survive. The man who was once dismissed as a dreamer became the hero who saved the world — proving that sometimes the person no one believes is the one who sees the truth first.

Cast

Halle Berry — Jocinda “Jo” Fowler

Patrick Wilson — Brian Harper

John Bradley — K.C. Houseman

Michael Peña — Tom Lopez

Charlie Plummer — Sonny Harper

Kelly Yu — Michelle

Eme Ikwuakor — Doug Davidson

Carolina Bartczak — Brenda Lopez

Donald Sutherland — Holdenfield

Maxim Roy — Captain Gabriella Auclair

Stephen Bogaert — NASA Director Albert Hutchings

Ava Weiss — Nikki Lopez

Azriel Dalman — Young Sonny Harper

Rating: 10 Stars

Venom trilogy — Venom (2018), Let There Be Carnage (2021), and The Last Dance (2024)

Venom (2018) - HBO MAX 

Venom is a 2018 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character, directed by Ruben Fleischer and starring Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock. The story follows an investigative journalist whose career and personal life collapse after an investigation into the powerful Life Foundation brings him into contact with an extraterrestrial life-form known as a symbiote.

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Eddie Brock is a journalist known for confronting powerful figures and exposing controversial practices. While investigating the Life Foundation, a corporation led by businessman and scientist Carlton Drake, Eddie discovers that the organization is conducting experiments involving extraterrestrial organisms recovered from a space mission. The experiments seek to determine whether the creatures, known as symbiotes, can establish bonds with human hosts, but the tests repeatedly result in the deaths of the subjects.

Eddie's investigation brings him into direct conflict with Drake and ultimately destroys both his career and his relationship with Anne Weying. Later, with the help of a Life Foundation employee, Eddie infiltrates the company's facilities and witnesses the experiments being conducted on human hosts. During his escape, he becomes unwillingly bonded with one of the symbiotes, an organism that begins sharing his body and consciousness.

The symbiote introduces itself to Eddie as Venom. At first, their relationship is defined by conflict between Eddie's human personality and the creature's predatory instincts. Their coexistence gradually develops into an unlikely partnership, however, as Venom gives Eddie extraordinary physical abilities and reveals information about the other symbiotes and their arrival on Earth.

Meanwhile, the symbiote known as Riot bonds with Carlton Drake and proves to be far more powerful and ambitious than Venom. Its objective is to return to space and enable other symbiotes to reach Earth, potentially placing humanity at risk of extinction. Eddie and Venom confront Riot in a battle that culminates in the destruction of the spacecraft and Riot's death.

Following Riot's defeat, Eddie and Venom decide to remain together and begin acting as a kind of vigilante protector. Their relationship remains marked by conflict, but also by growing loyalty and mutual dependence. At the end of the film, Eddie interviews convicted serial killer Cletus Kasady, who delivers an ominous warning about the future, setting the stage for Venom: Let There Be Carnage.

Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) - UNIVERSAL 

Venom: Let There Be Carnage is the sequel to Venom, directed by Andy Serkis and once again starring Tom Hardy. The story expands the relationship between Eddie Brock and Venom as they face a new adversary: serial killer Cletus Kasady, who becomes the host of an extraordinarily violent symbiote known as Carnage.

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Eddie lives with Venom while attempting to rebuild his career as a journalist. His attention turns to Cletus Kasady, a criminal responsible for numerous murders who is awaiting execution. During an interview, Eddie manages to uncover information that helps investigators understand part of Kasady's history. However, their encounter has an unexpected consequence: a fragment of Venom passes into Cletus.

When Cletus undergoes execution, the extraterrestrial organism awakens within him and becomes Carnage, a far more aggressive and destructive symbiote than Venom. Cletus and Carnage escape and begin acting together, while Cletus seeks out his former lover, Frances Barrison, known as Shriek, a woman whose sonic abilities can affect symbiotes.

As the new threat grows stronger, Eddie and Venom struggle with their own relationship. Their coexistence becomes increasingly difficult, as Venom desires greater freedom while Eddie attempts to maintain something resembling an ordinary human life. Their temporary separation, however, reveals how deeply dependent the two have become on one another.

Carnage and Cletus eventually turn their attention toward Eddie, leading the confrontation to a cathedral. During the ensuing battle, Shriek's sonic abilities interfere with the symbiotes and alter the balance between the opposing forces. Eddie and Venom reunite and confront Carnage while Cletus attempts to complete his revenge against the journalist.

In the final confrontation, Venom defeats and consumes Carnage, while Cletus is killed. Eddie and Venom leave the city together, having fully embraced their partnership. During a subsequent vacation, however, an unexplained phenomenon transports them into another reality, where they see a television report identifying Peter Parker as Spider-Man, establishing a connection with the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Venom: The Last Dance (2024) - AMAZON PRIME 

Venom: The Last Dance is the third and final film in the Venom trilogy, directed by Kelly Marcel and once again starring Tom Hardy. The story follows Eddie Brock and Venom as fugitives, pursued by both human forces and creatures connected to the origins of the symbiotes.

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Following the events of the previous films, Eddie and Venom remain on the run while attempting to escape the consequences of their existence together. Their situation becomes increasingly dangerous when they are pursued by human forces seeking to capture and study symbiotes, as well as by creatures known as Xenophages, predators that hunt the alien organisms.

As their journey unfolds, Eddie and Venom discover that their bond carries consequences far greater than they had understood. Venom's existence is connected to Knull, the creator of the symbiotes, an ancient entity imprisoned and seeking to recover the means necessary to escape his confinement. Eddie and Venom therefore become caught in a conflict extending far beyond their own survival.

Their escape eventually brings them into contact with a facility where symbiotes are being studied, while other characters become involved in the effort to understand the origins of these organisms and why certain symbiotes are particularly important to Knull's plans.

As the threat intensifies, Eddie and Venom are forced to confront the Xenophages and the larger danger represented by Knull. Their survival ultimately depends upon a decision that could determine the fate of both the symbiotes and humanity. The final confrontation forces Eddie and Venom to face the possibility that remaining together may no longer be possible.

In the climax, Venom sacrifices himself to prevent the Xenophages from obtaining what they need and to stop Knull from being freed. Eddie survives, but loses the companion with whom he had shared his life. Small remnants of the symbiote remain, leaving open the possibility that its species may continue, while Eddie Brock and Venom's story reaches its conclusion as the final chapter of the trilogy.

Rating: 10 Stars

Sterling Point, 2026 - 2nd In Brazil, Amazon Prime

Sterling Point is an 2026 American drama television series that follows seventeen-year-old twins Annie and Connor Jacobson, who live in New York with their adoptive father, Steven. After the death of their grandfather, the siblings unexpectedly inherit a private island in Canada. They leave their life in New York behind and move to the island, where they soon discover that the inheritance is connected to secrets about their family's past.

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As Annie and Connor adjust to their new surroundings, they make new friends and become involved in complicated romantic relationships. Annie becomes caught between Rory and Ellis, while Connor begins questioning the story he has always been told about his family and starts investigating his biological origins.

Their lives change when they meet Ramona, a young woman who turns out to have a much deeper connection to them than they initially realize. The siblings eventually discover that Ramona is their half-sister and that she is the biological daughter of Steven and Goldie. The revelation forces Annie and Connor to confront the complicated history surrounding their family, including adoption, relationships, loss and secrets that were kept from them for years.

As the truth about their family gradually comes to light, the island becomes more than an inheritance. It becomes a symbol of their family's hidden past and a place where the three siblings must decide what kind of relationship they want to have with one another.

By the end of the season, Ramona considers selling her share of the island, but Annie convinces her to wait a year before making a final decision. Ramona eventually leaves for New York to get closer to Steven and learn more about her biological father, while Annie chooses to remain on the island. Connor continues searching for answers about his own origins.

The season ends with several questions still unresolved, leaving Annie, Connor and Ramona facing an uncertain future while the island remains at the center of their family's complicated history.

Rate: 10 Stars

Day of the Dead (1985) and Day of the Dead 2: The Contagium - Amazon Prime

Day of the Dead, 1985 follows a small group of survivors struggling to survive after a mysterious epidemic has transformed much of the world's population into aggressive reanimated corpses. Civilization has largely collapsed, and the remaining survivors are forced to live in isolated military and scientific facilities.

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The story begins in a small Florida town, where scientist Sarah Bowman, soldier Miguel Salazar, and pilot William McDermott search for other survivors. After finding the town largely abandoned, they travel to an underground government complex where scientists and military personnel are attempting to understand the epidemic.

Inside the facility, tensions quickly escalate. The scientists believe that the reanimated dead can be studied and possibly controlled, while the increasingly desperate military personnel believe that the situation is beyond scientific control. The principal scientist, Dr. Matthew Logan, conducts experiments on captured zombies in an attempt to determine whether they retain any form of human consciousness.

Among the specimens is Bub, a zombie who exhibits unusual behavior. Unlike the other undead, Bub is capable of remembering certain human actions, manipulating objects, and responding to specific stimuli. Logan believes that these behaviors demonstrate that the zombies may retain fragments of their former intelligence and humanity.

The discovery creates an even greater conflict between the scientists and the military. Military commander Henry Rhodes becomes increasingly unstable as the situation deteriorates. When the zombies eventually breach the underground facility, the complex descends into chaos.

Sarah, Miguel, William, and several other survivors attempt to escape while the facility is overrun. Miguel sacrifices himself to give the others a chance to survive, while Rhodes is eventually surrounded and killed by the undead.

Sarah, William, and John manage to escape the complex and reach a remote island. In the final scenes, Sarah records her experiences while the surviving characters attempt to imagine a future beyond the collapse of civilization.

The film ends without providing a cure for the epidemic. Instead, it suggests that humanity may be undergoing an irreversible transformation and leaves the ultimate fate of civilization uncertain.

Day of the Dead 2: Contagium (2005)

Day of the Dead 2: Contagium is set decades before the events of the 1985 film and presents a separate story involving a mysterious infectious agent capable of turning its victims into violent reanimated creatures.

The story begins in 1968, when a Soviet soldier named Rubinsky is brought to a military hospital in Pennsylvania after being exposed to a mysterious infectious agent. The agent causes a severe illness and eventually transforms its victims into creatures resembling the undead.

The military quickly realizes that the infection represents a serious threat and attempts to prevent the agent from escaping the facility. As the outbreak spreads throughout the hospital, numerous people die, and the authorities impose strict containment measures.

The military attempts to suppress the incident and prevent information about the outbreak from becoming public. During the chaos, a container holding a sample of the infectious agent is hidden within the facility.

The sample remains concealed for decades.

The story then moves forward to 2005, when patients at a psychiatric institution come into contact with the forgotten container. When the container is opened, the infectious agent is released once again, triggering a second outbreak.

The newly infected begin experiencing physical and behavioral changes before dying and subsequently returning as violent reanimated creatures. As the number of infected individuals increases, the institution rapidly becomes a scene of widespread death and panic.

The survivors attempt to understand the origin of the disease and find a way to escape while the infection continues to spread. The situation eventually spirals out of control, repeating the catastrophe that originally occurred in 1968.

The film therefore establishes a recurring pattern: a mysterious infectious agent emerges during the Cold War, causes a catastrophic outbreak inside a military facility, is apparently contained, remains hidden for decades, and is eventually released again.

Although Day of the Dead 2: Contagium uses elements associated with the Day of the Dead mythology, it is not a direct continuation of the 1985 film. Instead, it presents its own interpretation of the outbreak and serves as a loosely connected prequel to the original story.

Rate: 10 Stars