Horror space movie with no humans.
Horror space movie in a random planet we don’t know.
Horror space movie where everything is dark and foggy, but it’s playing ambient, mildly unsettling music.
Horror space movie where the camera is walking around, simply looking at the planet.
Horror space movie where we’re walking through a planet with different biomes every few miles.
Horror movie where we see figures- figures of vaguely human shaped bodies- cracking and shuffling in the background, through the trees.
Horror movie where a light is shining right in front of where the perspective is, gazing at small things- rocks with different colored moss, strange, giant, twisted trees with strange vines, a desert with black sand, an atmosphere where the ocean is purple and not blue, making the sky a deep violet.
A movie where the air is a frigid gold, where the creatures are different, where the rocks are the same and everything is green, but tinted a blue hue.
A movie where everything is much bigger, where the trees are as large as mountains and the animals are feasting upon plants that seem to be endlessly growing and moving along the landscape.
A movie where the world seems to move around where the perspective is.
A horror movie where we, ourselves, are the alien, walking through a planet no one has ever seen before, slowly learning how to survive, and slowly suffocating from the overabundance of oxygen in the air.
Our sensors are slowly depleting. Our chest is starting to hurt. The animals are starting to notice we’re alive. And yet, we press on. We slowly gather food- strange food we can somehow digest through chance-, water that tastes like stones and sweetened boiled eggs, and a ship that we’re slowly repairing.
There are little jumpscares. The movie plays like a video game, almost. We only see the world through our suit. We send drones out to scope out areas before we go there ourselves. We somehow find communications with another ship a few light years away.
Nothing in particular is hunting us, and yet, we’re in a planet that seems to swallow us whole. It feels almost liminal, and yet, it’s in a completely different perspective than what we’ve seen before. You swear some of the animals look the same as they do on earth- such as crabs- but you could never say for certain.
We are in another planet’s Cretaceous period, and a volcano is due to erupt any day now. The movie ends with a ship being seen on the horizon two seconds before the sky turns to ash and the world grows dark.
Also I had this kinda music in mind for it (anything from this channel really)