Humanity's End (Video 2009)

The last man in the universe is hunted down by a hybrid race known as the Nephilim.

Director:

Neil Johnson

Writers:

Michael Jonathan Smith (screenplay), Neil Johnson (screenplay),

Stars:

Jay Laisne, Rochelle Vallese, Cynthia Ickes

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Jay Laisne	...	Derasi Vorde
Rochelle Vallese	...	Contessa
Cynthia Ickes	...	Alicia
William David Tulin	...	Sorgon 387 (as William Tulin)
Kari Nissena	...	Gorlock
Peta Johnson	...	Sheetak Declan / Blue Whale
Don Baldaramos	...	General Freitag
Joseph Darden	...	Roj-Junior
James Canino	...	The Destroyer
Maria Olsen	...	Sarah 419
Bruce Douglas	...	Nephilim Priest
Todd Justin	...	Nephilim Berserker
Jak Fearon	...	Nephilim Field Commander
John Alton	...	Nephilim Infiltrator
Andrew Mallon	...	Nephilim Warrior #1

Storyline

The last man in the universe is hunted down by a hybrid race known as the Nephilim.

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Plot Keywords:

nephilim | battleship | battle | illegal weapon | apostrophe in title | 

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Genres:

Fantasy | Sci-Fi

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for language and some violence

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

2834 D.C.

Filming Locations:

Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

$2,000,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Morphius Film, Empire Motion Pictures, Halcyon International Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Neil Johnson's first Hollywood-produced film takes place in the same universe as his previous films 'Battlespace' and 'March of the Nephilim', but is not considered a sequel, but an expansion on his vision with a much larger budget.

User Reviews

Standard B movie Sci-Fi fare

Considering it's budget I didn't think it was that bad, don't get me wrong, it's not going to win any awards and a lot of people will think it's terrible I expect but it reminded me of all those old movies that tried to cash in on the tail of Star Wars when it first came out like Battle Beyond the Stars.

Perhaps I'm just a sucker for female voiced computers from Nell in BBTS, to Majel Barrett Roddenberry (RIP) voice in Star Trek and now Blue.

The plot was fairly basic, the script was weak and the acting was up and down but overall I still enjoyed it enough to not fall asleep.