An experimental time machine opens a window into the future and mutated monsters (the Morlocks) use it to come back to the present and go on a murderous rampage.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
David Hewlett | ... | Radnor | |
Daniel Caltagirone | ... | Hoyle | |
Christina Cole | ... | Angela | |
Jim Fyfe | ... | Felix | |
Hamish Clark | ... | Patterson | |
Ray Fearon | ... | Tyrell | |
Iain McKee | ... | Pip Squeak | |
Marem Hassler | ... | Vera Cortez | |
Robert Picardo | ... | Colonel Wichita | |
Shelly Varod | ... | Perez | |
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Vlado Mihailov | ... | Marco |
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Lincoln Frager | ... | Captain Finnis |
Jesse Steele | ... | Scientist | |
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Hristo Balabanov | ... | Comms Soldier 1 |
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Brian Hankey | ... | Comms Soldier 2 |
An experimental time machine opens a window into the future and mutated monsters (the Morlocks) use it to come back to the present and go on a murderous rampage.
After opening a wormhole into the future, a scientific research team and a military cover try to provide security against a swarm of ravenous creatures that have escaped from the future into the present time.
This one definitely has it's moments, namely from the fact that the creatures here are definitely quite vicious and generate some brutal kills for their part, leading to a lot of blood-splatter throughout. The showdown in the lab finale also generates some really intriguing action shootouts due to the overwhelming swarm of creatures appearing and the attempts to take them out, though there is some problems in the fact that there's a little too much CGI in here, as the creatures, bloodshed and various high-tech weaponry are all rather poorly animated and the quantity gets distracting. Also, the technobabble about time-travel and wormholes, with all that scientific jargon, gets confusing after awhile since it doesn't seem to provide any clues as to what's going on and doesn't really help the film out, though this is certainly far from the worst that they've provided.
Rated Unrated/R: Graphic Violence and Adult Language.