Everybody has bad dreams, isn't that so? Some of the time they're safe, similar to when you long for being encompassed by bugs or something. Be that as it may, for Michael Pena's character in "Elimination," he longs for the apocalypse. The issue is, as genuine as they feel, nobody trusts they will ever materialize.

As we find in the trailer for the new Netflix film, it appears like individuals shouldn't have rushed to reject those fantasies. Pena's character is vindicated, as outsider shuttle plunge from the sky, and an attack begins. Whatever is left of the trailer is precisely what you anticipate from an outsider intrusion film. Loads of blasts. Heaps of running. Furthermore, not so much any great takes a gander at the extraordinary animals. According to the title, things don't turn out so well.

"Annihilation" stars Pena, new off his scene-taking part in Marvel Studios' "Insect Man and the Wasp." Joining the performing artist are Lizzy Caplan, Mike Colter, and Israel Broussard. The movie is composed by Spenser Cohen and Brad Caleb Kane, and is coordinated by Ben Young, who is best known for his past film, "Dogs of Love."

For those needing to remain home and appreciate a shiny new summer blockbuster, "Elimination" will hit Netflix on July 27.

Here's the official outline:

A common laborers father without bounds faces repeating longs for demolition by an obscure power. At the point when his undesirable bad dreams start to influence his association with his family, he before long acknowledges they might be the way to an awful reality, as a persistent outsider assault starts to crush the Earth. As the trespassers' attack advances, he is compelled to discover both the quality to ensure his family and a comprehension of who he really is.