Fire from Below (2009)

User Rating:

2.9/10   

Directors:

Andrew Stevens
Jim Wynorski

Writers:

William Langlois (story)
Andrew Stevens (story)

Genre:

Adventure

Tagline:

The laws of nature have just been broken.

Plot:

Digging at a nearby cave, a careless industrialist unearths a vein of pure base Lithium and inadvertently brings it to the surface...

Plot Keywords:

Colonel | Captain | General | Private | Three Word Title

Cast

Kevin Sorbo	...	Jake Denning
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Maeghan Albach	...	Dr. Karen Watkins
Alex Cord	...	General Mark 'Stonewall' Jackson
Pattie Crawford	...	Sara
Jim Dougherty	...	Jim Slater
GiGi Erneta	...	Toni Nelson
Sue Evans	...	Sue
Carl Freeman	...	Sergeant First Class Micheals
Burton Gilliam	...	Bubba
James Hampton	...	Griffith
James Wolford Hardin	...	Sampson
Dustin Helton	...	Major Darren Richards
Murray Holland	...	John
Sequoia Houston	...	Nyki Hudson
Kelly O'Neil Jackson	...	Mickey Douglas
Mike Kirton	...	Master Sergeant Steve Phillips
Scott Edward Logan	...	Pvt. Shane Henderson
Tom Luce	...	Colonel Mark Fielding
Jay Matthews	...	Background Miner
Alex Meneses	...	Reign Palmer
Mario Mims	...	Jamal
Glenn Morshower	...	General Cook
Steve 'Papaw' Pyatte	...	Williams
Nathan Ross	...	Richard Gabai
Marina Sbrochi	...	Mary
Marcus Lee Stephenson	...	Central Intellegent Agent
Sam Stevens	...	Sam
Ron D. Thornton	...	Pentagon General
Matthew Tompkins	...	Taylor Drake
Bryon Weiss	...	Pete
Pete J. Whitaker	...	Major Thomas Callahan
John Williams	...	Captain Ben Stephens

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for action violence and peril.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Dallas, Texas, USA

Company:

Andrew Stevens Entertainment

Trivia:

In the scene where Col. Fielding is sending the team into the mine, his line was "I realize it's risky, son, but those are my orders". As an homage to the two stars of the film and the TV shows they appeared in, the line was changed to "It's never easy, son, but we have no choice." ("It's never easy" was a recurring line in "Hercules" (1998), and "We have no choice" is a recurring line in "24" (2001))

Stupid. Can't think of a 'smarter' word to describe this film.

Not even worth mentioning, the stupidity isn't even funny, its just... stupid.

Don't even bother with this one, its sad to see K.Sorbo in worse, and worse films.

The last comment on this film says more than I can about the film itself.

The concept is stupid, the acting is stupid, the plot is.. well you guess what I am about to say...

Save your time to find a better film, so many out there that has a similar budget, but manages to actually 'entertain' (And not have you regret choosing this one)