The sequel begins with the returning group of survivors, who are all from Sydney, Australia. Continuing from the previous instalment titled Occupation (2018), the aliens creatures that landed on Earth two years ago continue to try and take ownership of Australia! This time, while trying to fight against the aliens, our leads make a massive discovery about an upcoming threat that could destroy everything in its path. This new threat is known as "Rainfall", and whatever it is, it's coming quicker than the world and our survivors hoped for. Once again, it is up to Matt (Dan Ewing) and his new alien teammate, nicknamed Gary (Lawrence Makoare), to leave Sydney and find out more about the term called Rainfall and do everything they can to stop it. But Matt's journey will not be a simple one, filled with surprises and many enemies who will try to slow them. Meanwhile, the remaining characters from the previous film - Amelia (Jet Tranter), Dennis (Zac Garred), Captain Wessex (Mark Coles Smith) & Abraham (David Roberts)- are evacuating the remaining survivors from Sydney as it comes under serious attack. While they escape successfully, Sydney is sadly destroyed. Overall, this is a massive improvement on the previous instalment and Occupation: Rainfall includes some stunning visual effects. Director Luke Sparke again goes to the next level in his directional career as he brings something more exciting than ever before. As a sequel, it’s certainly a brainless and visually pleasing film to view, no matter the film's flaws. *This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com