Midnight Special

In the end, however, Nichols' minimalistic approach expresses his general bewilderment and pessimism more than anything else.

The story is more about fear of the unknown and belief than flying saucers or little green men. Mulder and Scully would love it.

Despite the intrigue from the beginning, the pacing rapidly deteriorates, due largely to the intensification of cryptic clues that results in fewer and fewer answers.

Special powers are involved and the end of the film delivers a sonic boom to your chest.

Full of weighty existential, metaphysical themes and ideas, and a deliberately paced mystery, at its heart, the movie is about the mournful power of fatherhood.