Why it may be worth watching
- Communion combines Drama and Horror elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Christopher Walken, Lindsay Crouse, Frances Sternhagen.
- Viewers currently rate it 5.4/10 from 202 votes.
Movie
The true story of one man's terrifying journey into the unknown.
A novelist's wife and son see him changed by an apparent encounter with aliens in the mountains.
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Christopher WalkenWhitley Strieber
Lindsay CrouseAnne Strieber
Frances SternhagenDr. Janet Duffy
Andreas KatsulasAlex
Terri HanauerSarah
Joel CarlsonAndrew Strieber
John Dennis JohnstonFireman
DeeDee RescherMrs. Greenberg
Aileen FitzpatrickMother
R.J. MillerFather
Holly FieldsPraying Mantis Girl
Juliet SorciSecond Grade Girl
Irene CagenSally
Viewing guide
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, Horror, Science Fiction.
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Based on a true story (!) by Whitley Streiber. He and his family come to realise they may have been visited by aliens. This is far from the zap and blast effects of much of this genre and instead takes a subtler, darker and more personal (it's not an alien invasion, more like the personal accounts) approach. In doing this, it becomes much more sinister without being a horror film, there are some truly dark moments. I remember the 'blue doctor' visiting his son very clearly. It has dated somewhat and has its imperfections but in not relying too heavily o…
Based on a true story (!) by Whitley Streiber. He and his family come to realise they may have been visited by aliens. This is far from the zap and blast effects of much of this genre and instead takes a subtler, darker and more personal (it's not an alien invasion, more like the personal accounts) approach. In doing this, it becomes much more sinister without being a horror film, there are some truly dark moments. I remember the 'blue doctor' visiting his son very clearly. It has dated somewhat and has its imperfections but in not relying too heavily on special effects, it invites the viewer to share the emotions.
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