12/12/12 (2012)

When baby Sebastian is born on 12/12/12 everyone around him starts to die. Soon, his mother realizes that her son is the spawn of Hell.

Director:

Jared Cohn

Writer:

Jared Cohn (screenplay)

Stars:

Sara Malakul Lane, Jesus Guevara, Steve Hanks

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sara Malakul Lane	...	Veronica
Jesus Guevara	...	Mahari
Steve Hanks	...	Detective Barnes
Carl Donelson	...	Carlos
Laura Alexandra Ramos	...	Gabriella
Samantha Stewart	...	Officer Vokel
Rachel Alig	...	Katherine
Erin O'Brien	...	Nurse At Station
Katy-Ann Thompson	...	Nurse Madysson
Gregory Niebel	...	Doctor Ulf
Patrick Stover	...	Doctor #1
Shakira Ja'nai Paye	...	Kayla (as Shakira Janai Paye)
Shauna Chin	...	Barbara
Jourdan Lee	...	Jason Tremmel / Good Samaritan
Jon Kondelik	...	Trevor

Storyline

When baby Sebastian is born on 12/12/12 everyone around him starts to die. Soon, his mother realizes that her son is the spawn of Hell.

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Plot Keywords:

end of the world | infant | satanist | cult | ritual | 

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Genres:

Horror

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for bloody violence, sexual content, nudity and language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

4 December 2012 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Global Asylum, The

Technical Specs

Runtime:

86 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

User Reviews

Not a very good movie

There were quite a few strikes against this movie from the beginning. First, the acting is not very good over all. No one really stank but no one was very good either. It rather reminded me of the level of acting you see in a high school play. Secondly, the sound was a problem. There is not very much background music in the movie and many of the shots seem kind of flat sounding as if they were shot in a padded warehouse or something. Even the street scenes are oddly empty sound- wise. There is a lack of motor vehicle sounds, animal sounds, people sounds, even the wind is missing. Third, the baby/monster looked ridiculously unbelievable. It looked like a wooden or plastic dummy being jerked along on strings or in some cases just thrown at people. It's face never even moves. Fourth, the dead rats that are left everywhere are laughably fake looking. You can buy more realistic ones at Walmart near Halloween. Fourth, the plot was beyond predictable there was no mystery, no twist at all. It laid everything on the table from the first scene. I usually try to find some good in any movie I watch. Oddly enough, the only I can think of to say in a positive manner is that Sara Malukal Lane, the main character, has truly lovely breasts. I am a straight female with no interest in girls at all, but I could not help but notice how perfectly shaped and placed they are. Showing them a couple of times was probably the best decision the director made in this movie. Other than that, it is an utter waste of time.