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Annihilation—the first book in VanderMeer's Southern Attain trilogy—follows an all-female expedition team as they explore a mysterious place known as Region X. The females are known only by their expert names (the biologist, the psychologist, the surveyor, and the anthropologist) and, as you would hope in a movie from the director who brought you Ex Machina, strange and unexplainable factors start taking place.

Anybody's who read VanderMeer's book—about a group of female scientists who venture into a mysterious wilderness named Area X—can relate to that fervent curiosity: A slim, completely paced, deeply imaginative small shocker, Annihilation is the sort of novel that's not so significantly challenging to place down as it is not possible to turn off, complete of metaphysical-graffiti imagery and tightly executed reveals that keep with you long afterward.

Natalie Portman and Tessa Thompson in "Annihilation," primarily based on the novel by Tallahassee author Jeff VanderMeer.