Species: The Awakening -

Directed by Nick Lyon, the film was produced by MGM and aired on the Syfy channel. It was generally met with mixed-to-negative reviews, with critics noting its lower budget and departure from the high-concept suspense of the 1995 original. However, it is often cited by fans of the franchise for its practical effects and Helena Mattsson's performance as the conflicted protagonist.

Unlike Sil from the first film, Miranda was raised with a human identity, creating a psychological conflict between her humanity and her predatory alien instincts. Species: The Awakening

The film emphasizes the "wrongness" of the hybridization process, showcasing the grotesque physical consequences when the alien DNA isn't perfectly balanced. Production and Reception Directed by Nick Lyon, the film was produced

As her alien DNA begins to take over, Miranda’s health deteriorates, and she must find a way to stabilize her genetics. The journey devolves into a hunt for a "cure" that involves harvesting human organs and dealing with other failed, aggressive hybrid experiments. Key Elements Unlike Sil from the first film, Miranda was

The story follows Miranda Hollander (played by Helena Mattsson), a brilliant college professor who discovers she isn't human. After a medical emergency reveals her alien origins, her "uncle" Tom—a scientist who helped create her in a lab—takes her to Mexico to find the colleague who originally designed her.

Why TOUCH VPN?

access

Access any Website in any Country

Bypass geo-restrictions to unblock any website wherever you are! Get access to sites that are blocked or censored by government, school or workplace. Evade firewalls to unblock facebook, watch youtube, and circumvent VOIP limitations. TouchVPN unblocks it all with its free VPN app
access

Protect Your Data from Hackers

you’re connected to a public wifi Hotspot, a hacker can access your name, passwords, and personal information. TouchVPN encrypts your data and provides you with banking-level security for the best protection while you’re connected to an unsecured wifi hotspot.
access

Surf the Web Anonymously

Avoid being snooped by your ISP and prevent websites from ad tracking and targeting. TouchVPN changes your IP address, so your online identity is anonymous and your internet activity is inaccessible to prying eyes and businessnes.
Download
native apps Main view

Friendly Native Apps for Every Platform

With TouchVPN you are safe and limitless online within just 3 steps, within 3 minutes. No technical knowledge is required. VPN is available for all devices. Sign up, install, and press connect.

Available on:

Mac app store App store Microsoft Windows MSI MS Edge Google play Firefox Chrome web store

Servers in 80+ Countries Worldwide

With over 5900 servers in 90+ countries, we give you blazing fast speeds and unlimited bandwidth. No more buffering, throttling from your Internet Service Provider or proxy errors with our VPN connection!
Get TOUCH VPN
Servers

Directed by Nick Lyon, the film was produced by MGM and aired on the Syfy channel. It was generally met with mixed-to-negative reviews, with critics noting its lower budget and departure from the high-concept suspense of the 1995 original. However, it is often cited by fans of the franchise for its practical effects and Helena Mattsson's performance as the conflicted protagonist.

Unlike Sil from the first film, Miranda was raised with a human identity, creating a psychological conflict between her humanity and her predatory alien instincts.

The film emphasizes the "wrongness" of the hybridization process, showcasing the grotesque physical consequences when the alien DNA isn't perfectly balanced. Production and Reception

As her alien DNA begins to take over, Miranda’s health deteriorates, and she must find a way to stabilize her genetics. The journey devolves into a hunt for a "cure" that involves harvesting human organs and dealing with other failed, aggressive hybrid experiments. Key Elements

The story follows Miranda Hollander (played by Helena Mattsson), a brilliant college professor who discovers she isn't human. After a medical emergency reveals her alien origins, her "uncle" Tom—a scientist who helped create her in a lab—takes her to Mexico to find the colleague who originally designed her.