This is a very low budget film. It takes place 40 years into a future that hasn't advanced in anything other than making androids. There are a group of rebels who what to return America to freedom, although the film never shows you exactly where people aren't free.
Genesis (Chris R. Notarile) is an android who speaks with a cheap voice enhancer normally used for demons. He is built to go after the resistance, but went amok and had to be put on ice in a top secret location at the 77 Hudson St. Public Parking Garage in Jersey City. He escapes, does one more job and then it is 10 years later (cars still look like they are from our era) and he has fallen off the plot.
Another android is made (Samantha Talbott) to take its place. This one is the perfect fighting machine too. ...sorry it hurts to go on. The film oozes with laughable writing.
Just because you watch the SyFy channel and go to Comic-Con doesn't mean you should be making movies when your mommy gets you a camera for graduating the ninth grade. Not worth a free look.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.
Genesis (Chris R. Notarile) is an android who speaks with a cheap voice enhancer normally used for demons. He is built to go after the resistance, but went amok and had to be put on ice in a top secret location at the 77 Hudson St. Public Parking Garage in Jersey City. He escapes, does one more job and then it is 10 years later (cars still look like they are from our era) and he has fallen off the plot.
Another android is made (Samantha Talbott) to take its place. This one is the perfect fighting machine too. ...sorry it hurts to go on. The film oozes with laughable writing.
Just because you watch the SyFy channel and go to Comic-Con doesn't mean you should be making movies when your mommy gets you a camera for graduating the ninth grade. Not worth a free look.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.