Dark Skies (2013)

Dark Skies is a supernatural horror film directed by Scott Stewart. The film stars Keri Russell, Josh Hamilton, and Dakota Goyo and blends elements of psychological horror with extraterrestrial themes.
The story centers on the Barrett family, who are living a seemingly normal suburban life until they begin to experience a series of disturbing and unexplained occurrences. Lacey (Keri Russell) and Daniel Barrett (Josh Hamilton) are a married couple with two children, Sammy (Dakota Goyo) and Ellie (Kadan Rockett). Their lives take a turn for the worse when strange and unsettling events begin to disrupt their home, including mysterious disappearances, sudden disturbances, and a growing sense of paranoia.
As the family struggles to understand what is happening, they discover that they are being targeted by an unknown and malevolent force.
The film reveals that the Barretts are being haunted by extraterrestrial beings, specifically aliens that are causing the disturbances in their home. As the family tries to uncover the truth, they must confront the terrifying reality of their situation and find a way to protect themselves from the impending threat.

Dark Skies is known for its tense atmosphere, unsettling visuals, and suspenseful storytelling. The film builds a sense of dread through its portrayal of everyday life being upended by supernatural forces, and it explores themes of fear, family, and the unknown.

While it has been compared to other alien abduction films, it offers a unique take on the genre with its focus on psychological and emotional tension. The film received generally positive reviews for its eerie atmosphere and solid performances, particularly from Keri Russell.