Earthstorm (TV 2006)

A massive asteroid impact on the moon begins causing storms on earth due to the sudden changes in ocean tides. But when further examination is conducted it's discovered that the moon's ... See full summary »

Director:

Terry Cunningham

Writer:

Michael Konyves

Stars:

Stephen Baldwin, Amy Price-Francis, John Ralston

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Stephen Baldwin	...	John Redding
Amy Price-Francis	...	Dr. Lana Gale
John Ralston	...	Dr. Garth Pender
Dirk Benedict	...	Victor Stevens
Matt Gordon	...	Albert
Anna Silk	...	Bryna
Jason Blicker	...	Tony
Conrad Coates	...	Will
Jessica Heafey	...	Major Rachel Fine
James Gallanders	...	Captain Ben Halberstom
Richard Leacock	...	Ollie
Amy Lalonde	...	TV Reporter #1 (as Amy Ciupak Lalonde)
Dominic Cuzzocrea	...	Homeless Man
Neville Edwards	...	Airforce Officer
John Mackenzie Bell	...	TV Reporter #2

Storyline

A massive asteroid impact on the moon begins causing storms on earth due to the sudden changes in ocean tides. But when further examination is conducted it's discovered that the moon's structure is now entirely unstable -- threatening all life on earth. With time running out, a team of scientists turn to one man, demolitions expert John Redding, in effort to find a solution and secure the moon.

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Plot Keywords:

moon | demolition | storm | demolitions expert | scientist | 

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Genres:

Action | Drama | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Details

Official Sites:

Sci Fi

Country:

USA Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

June 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Angelos tou fegariou

Filming Locations:

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cinetel Films, S.V. Scary Films 5

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min 90 min (Ontario)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The "T-scale" referred to in the film is most likely a reference to the real-life Torino scale, which is used to determine the risk of an object impacting the Earth based on it's trajectory and size.

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Goofs

On two occasions, Perseus collides with large meteoric debris. Considering the relative velocities of the debris and the spacecraft, both of these collisions should have been sufficient to fatally damage the craft by themselves.

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Connections

References The Right Stuff (1983)

User Reviews

Horibble acting and special effects

This movie was just another Armageddon ripoff except with VERY bad acting and even worse special effects. The story is not even believable and they use a lot of technical jargon to try to overcome the obvious flaws in the plot. I cant believe I actually watched the whole thing! Stephen Baldwin should have not even been in this movie.

The rest of the cast didn't flow well together. There were way too many computer generated special effects that were too obvious. I can not stress enough how bad this movie was.

I don't recommend this at all!

SIMPLY HORRIBLE on sooooo many levels!!!