Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Barbara Streifel Sanders | ... | Elizabeth Pierce |
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Joseph Dunn | ... | Daniel Pierce |
Ian Malcolm | ... | Dylan Pierce | |
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Michael Caruso | ... | Ethan Devane |
Caroline Rich | ... | Claire Devane | |
Anthony Tedesco | ... | Freddy Appleton | |
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James Martinez | ... | Eddie Clifton |
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John Gorman | ... | Brett Carlisle |
Alexis Zibolis | ... | Kerri Sterling | |
Ace Gibson | ... | Lenny Louis | |
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Horace Martin | ... | Nigel Crawford |
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Larry Omaha | ... | Ralph - the Electrician |
Ashby de la Plaine | ... | Sophie St. James (as Ashby Plain) | |
Abigail Droeger | ... | Ashley Pierce | |
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Tyler Armstrong | ... | Kyle Pierce |
After the city falls suddenly dark, the residents of a multistory building are faced with a hideous monster, who, apparently, was the cause of the people fallen on adversity. To confront bloodthirsty creatures killer moves on the floors, the neighbors together. But not many will survive this. Written by Masood Meery, Mashhad, IRAN
In a creature feature, the atmosphere and setting play part of the biggest role. The apartment building and the basement setting are pretty weak. The opening was kind if interesting, but once we got into the apartment itself, the movie went downhill pretty quickly. There are very few quality moments in this, and the fact of the matter is that the story, acting and overall attempt at horror with this movie was pretty thrown together.
The CGI didn't blend well with the live action footage, and the creatures themselves looked wooden and lifeless. The girls were good looking, but none of the characters were given even a modicum of development in order to care about their fates. The frenetic pace of the action was confusing, and there The only good things about The Blackout was the musical score which wasn't half bad, and a couple of the shots were quality. Overall, a PASS!