She tries to do it all by herself, but as those in Catholicism and other religions believe, we can't overcome alone. There is a parable to be found in No One Will Save You. Every swing against an alien invader is a crack made against the guilt that consumes her, just as guilt eats away at many Catholics and religious people in general. It forces Brynn to face herself and fight. She is stuck in time, and her punishment is the resulting strife of an alien attack. She is suppressing herself, not moving on, not truly dealing with it. She obsessively writes letters to Maude as if she was still alive. During a fit of rage, Brynn swung a large rock at Maude's head, hitting her and accidentally killing her. As a child, Brynn got into an argument with her best friend, Maude ( Evangeline Rose). She seems almost girlish in her mannerisms - as if she has arrested development.

She lives in a big house all alone in a world of silence. She lives all alone, she writes letters of apology to a friend, and she has been excommunicated by her town. When we are first introduced to her, we know something is wrong. No One Will Save You is a creepy alien invasion movie, but even more fascinating is Brynn's ( Kaitlyn Deever) story. I think the key is the moment of 'communion' through the eucharist of the alien identity pod. Any human-scale attempt at suppressing one side, results in strife. The world- the essence of it- is a paradoxical composite of destruction and creation. You can find it in the Book of Job- In Jonah in the whale and in fact in many other religions. He compared No One Will Save You to the Catholic dogma that 'Grace and salvation emerge from pain and suffering.' He continued, adding, Guillermo del Toro loved the movie as well, but his praise went deeper, with an entire thread. Truly unique.' Another horror icon also took to Twitter to share his opinion. You have to go back over 60 years, to a TWILIGHT ZONE episode called 'The Invaders,' to find anything remotely like it. Stephen King, who has never been shy in raving about a movie he loves, tweeted about the film, calling it, 'Brilliant, daring, involving, scary. No One Will Save You has been getting a lot of praise from critics, fans, and fellow horror creatives.

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