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23 February 2008 (USA) moreTagline:
Terror Takes Root morePlot:
A mild-mannered teacher and a hazmat specialist have to figure out how to stop an unstoppable creature who feeds on light and energy, and moves with exponential speed, before it destroys everything in its path. full summary | add synopsisNewsDesk:
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Johnathon Schaech Talks Poker and Horror (From Dread Central. 23 April 2009, 5:36 PM, PDT)
Get Committed To Arkham Asylum Contest
(From Comicmix. 13 September 2008, 11:34 AM, PDT)
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actually pretty darn good moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Johnathon Schaech | ... | Frank Sears | |
| Erica Leerhsen | ... | Carrie Freeborn | |
| James McDaniel | ... | Col. Eric Maitland | |
| Jason Wiles | ... | Glenn Freeborn | |
| Terence Jay | ... | Sgt. Arbogast | |
| Charissa Allen | ... | Pfc. Aneta McQueen | |
| Dylan Kenin | ... | Sgt. Teegarden | |
| Judy Herrera | ... | Pfc. Una Fernandez | |
| Vic Chao | ... | Sgt. Kinoshita | |
| Josh Berry | ... | Torbin Struss | |
| Daniel Beer | ... | Tristan Sears | |
| Rick Herod | ... | Gen. Kenneth Lavigne | |
| Joshua Rollins | ... | Kermit Shourt | |
| Darlene Kegan | ... | Elenore Sears | |
| Diego Joaquin Lopez | ... | Pvt. Zaremba |
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Living Hell (USA) (working title)Organizm (USA) (DVD title)
Untitled Richard Jefferies Project (USA) (working title)
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I insist on watching the movies on Sci-Fi because, well, I have to. I keep hoping someday there will be a hidden gem, or at least one with some cool special effects. This one was a little of both. While overgrown with B-movie clichés and iffy CGI effects, there were still some pretty interesting twists, and some genuinely creepy moments. I did get caught up in the race to defeat the -ah- monster (?), and I liked the acting of the two main characters, even if the dialog left them pretty thin. The story was a very nice diversion from the usual sort of humanoid-alien-or-zombie run wild. It was fun to watch. I thought the solution was maybe a little trite, but I enjoyed the film enough that I was OK with it. There were little glimpses of pretty intelligent writing sprinkled through the movie. It almost felt like a decent script that got stretched and produced and Sci-Fi-ized into a B-movie (C-movie?). But I think it still maintained some of the interesting parts of the premise, and played them out well. All in all, I enjoyed watching it, and it held my interest all the way to the end. I wonder why the Sci-Fi channel insists on matching cheesy special effects with cheesy acting and cheesy writing. Dr. Who is proof that good writing can carry really cheap effects. I think this movie was a big step in that direction, and I hope they go with it more.