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Clover (Ella Rubin) and her friends are on the final leg of their road trip. Max (Michael Cimino), Megan (Ji-young Yoo), Nina (Odessa A’zion), and her beau Abe (Belmont Cameli) hope this journey brings the Clover they all know and love back to them. Clover is hoping to find her missing sister, Mel (Maia Mitchell), who went away just weeks after their mom died. During a huge rainstorm, the group finds themselves trapped in the Glore Valley Welcome Center. That same night, they are all killed by a masked psycho. But then Clover, Max, Megan, Nina, and Abe find themselves back at the start of the night. Unfortunately, they only retained fragments of what happened but vividly remember dying.

Hopefully, you’ve been watching every Disney+ Marvel series because you know that Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) has been authorizing covert operations around the world using B-Level superheroes as her pawns. These heroes include Alternate Captain America, John Walker (Wyatt Russell), Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) from Ant-Man and the Wasp, and Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko) from Black Widow. Of course, we also have Black Widow’s sister, Yelena (Florence Pugh), and father, Alexei, also known as Red Guardian (David Harbour), in the mix. On this day, Valentina is on the verge of being impeached from her role as CIA director due to a secret superhero project she has been conducting.

In director/writer Claudia Sparrow’s feature fantasy romance, I Remember You, a medical research scientist named Leah (Stephanie Butler ) saves a young actor, Samuel (Joe Egender), from drowning in the ocean. Samuel is badly shaken by his near-death experience and goes through a very difficult time afterward. When he meets up with Leah for tea later, they both begin to have an odd nagging sensation that they’ve met before somewhere, even before the accident. This connection pulls them into a strangely familiar romantic attachment. Long walks on the beach later, they begin to suspect that they have met in a previous life and share a past they are now beginning to remember. When Leah rejects this notion initially, both of their lives begin to fall apart. As the relationship between the main characters deepens and their past life comes clearly into focus, Leah begins to accept the truth of this kind of reincarnation, and this puts her at ease.

As can be gleaned from the title, Aliens Uncovered: Observe & Report 2 is the second in writer-director Clive Christopher’s documentary series chronicling potential alien/UFO sightings. This time, the setting is practically the filmmaker’s backyard, as strange lights and occurrences happen in the foothills of Phoenix, Arizona. Alongside co-writers Dan Starkey and Kris Donald, Christopher explores the phenomena occurring in the rocky terrain and tries to determine what is really going on.To be more specific, while getting drone shots of the mountains surrounding Phoenix, Christopher’s drone disappeared. It did not fall out of the sky or get obscured by something, nor did it rove out of view of the director. It simply vanished. This odd event coincides with a bright green light illuminating the side of the mountain at night. So Christopher, using all the tools at his disposal, attempts to figure out just where the light is coming from, find his drone, and look into the object by the 4.