| Credited cast: | |||
| Abraham Benrubi | ... | Billy | |
| Grant Harvey | ... | Holden | |
| Joseph D. Reitman | ... | Buddy | |
| Costas Mandylor | ... | Jim | |
| Lymari Nadal | ... | Julia | |
| Meg DeLacy | ... | Christine | |
| Bill Sage | ... | Frank | |
| Ronnie Gene Blevins | ... | Lee | |
| Anne Stedman | ... | Disbatcher Melinda | |
| Danielle Burgio | ... | Annette | |
| Nia Kingsley | ... | Diana (as Ragini Bhaumik) | |
| Matthew R. Staley | ... | Outlaw Otis | |
| Chris Meyer | ... | Ray | |
| Lorraine Farris | ... | Rachel | |
| Elana Krausz | ... | Helen | |
Then There Was is an ensemble thriller which tells the story of four college students, an expectant couple, and a lone survival expert who are confronted by a global blackout that forces them to endure the worst of human nature as society falls apart around them. Written by anonymous
Some of the user reviews raved about this film, while others trashed it. I' in between. There are some wonderful exterior shots. There is--at times--some well-earned tension. And there is an ending that might surprise some of you.
On the other hand: the acting is not really that good. There are not startling or unique effects. The pacing--which was OK for my during my lunch break--might be painstakingly slow from some.
Bottom line: If you have a free night and you can't find anything else that interests you, then check this one out. It isn't a complete waste of time (unlike "Aftershock" which I just saw and other than some laughs at some sick humor-e.g. a guy loses his hand--graphically--and his female partner picks it up and places it in her purse. On the way to the hospital with his injury, his female friend has her purse ripped off. Had to laugh at this bit--and a couple more.)
So for an OK night, with an OK movie--you could certainly do far worse than "The Blackout."