Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rhett Giles | ... | Terry | |
Stephany Jacobsen | ... | Lynne (as Stephanie Jacobsen) | |
Stuart Lafferty | ... | Leo | |
Gigi Edgley | ... | Trish | |
Randy Mulkey | ... | Ben | |
Kristen Quintrall | ... | Lindsey | |
Jerry Leggio | ... | Dr. Zulkowski | |
Jenna Craig | ... | Samantha | |
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Collin Galyean | ... | Tom |
Amol Shah | ... | Dr. Sadoughian | |
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Dean N. Arevalo | ... | Dr. Rhodes (as Dean Arevalo) |
Shirly Brener | ... | Ms. Taylor | |
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Marel Medina | ... | Frank Herbert |
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Ron Flagge | ... | General Rodgers |
Kyle Clements | ... | Sean |
A group of talented but rebellious 'rock-star scientists' find themselves in a race against time to save Earth when a comet makes an unexpected turn towards our blue planet where all life may cease to exist within days if our small town heroes fail to find a solution. Written by Anonymous
My wife and I are Science fiction devotees and thus took a chance on this film when offered as a World Premiere by Comcast On Demand (should have realized it would be dreadful since the charge was only $3.99, much lower than most of its new fare). We managed to sit through all of it, mouths agape at the temerity of anyone actually making this load of rubbish. Difficult to put into words just how awful this film is, much worst than a middle school production - lame plot, dreadful dialogue, astonishingly unappealing cast, holes in the script, continuity problems, laughable acting, bad sound quality, absolutely nothing to recommend it. When Comcast offers a world premiere, duck! This film makes the usual fare on the Saturday Afternoon Science Fiction Channel look like Citizen Kane.