The Rift: Dark Side of the Moon (2016)

An American military satellite crash lands in Eastern Serbia and a team of US and Serbian agents are dispatched to secure the remains of the satellite, but when they locate the crash site all is not as it seems.

Director:

Dejan Zecevic

Writers:

Barry Keating, Milan Konjevic

Stars:

Ken Foree, Katarina Cas, Monte Markham

Cast

Credited cast:
Ken Foree	...	John Smith
Katarina Cas	...	Liz Waid
Monte Markham	...	Dysart
Dragan Micanovic	...	Darko
Denis Muric	...	Lazar
Miroljub Leso	...	Old Man
Sonja Vukicevic	...	Old Woman
Mick Garris	...	Martin
Ratko Turcinovic	...	Dylan
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Olivier Beguin	...	Swiss Tourist
Masa Dakic	...	News Reporter (as Marija Dakic)
Greg De Cuir	...	Nurse
Jonathan English	...	UK Prime Minister
Stanislava Jeftic	...	French Reporter
Maya Lavelle	...	Crazy Dutch Girl

Storyline

The satellite has vanished and the only clue is a trail leading to a small village nestled on the outskirts of forest line. As the team begins to investigate they quickly discover that something else came back from space, something not of this world. As their time runs out, the team must battle to unlock the terrifying truth behind the ill-fated mission.

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Plot Keywords:

loss of son | shower | depression | technology | satellite | 

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Taglines:

Death is dead.

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Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Did You Know?

Trivia

Several director of horror movies had cameos, most prominently Mick Garris who plays Martin, Liz's boss. Other cameos are: Jonathan English, who plays the UK Prime Minister at the press conference at the end; next to him, as his bodyguard is Milan Todorovic; in the apocalypse footage there is Olivier Beguin as the guy pointing out at the war ships; Milan Konjevic is the doctor in the first shot of the movie; Julian Richards is the voice of "Overlord" as well as the voice of street prophet screaming "This is the apocalypse!".

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Crazy Credits

A modified animal handling disclaimer appears near the very end: "No animals or astronauts were harmed during the making of this movie."

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Connections

References The A-Team (1983)

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Soundtracks

This Ain't The End
Written by Maya Lavelle
Performed by Maya Lavelle

User Reviews

Music is so bad, I could not finish watching

The premise of the movie seemed interesting, the acting seemed credible however the movie as a whole just was missing something it is hard to explain. The regular and incidental music was the biggest problem. The music makes this movie terrible, at the beginning you get some Pink Floyd soundalike, so ok for a movie called the "Dark Side of the Moon" we get the joke. The rest of the movie there was this completely unnecessary LOUD music used at all the wrong scenes. The music in a movie is supposed to add suspense, drama, emotion, and help to coalesce the movie together. All of the incidental music was too loud, poorly mixed, and just the wrong kind. The music sounded similar to the royalty free music used in documentaries about 20 years ago, it was complete garbage. The musicians would be better off going back to their regular jobs at McDonalds.

I wanted to like this movie but the music made me turn it off halfway through, glad I didn't pay real money to see this one.

Details

Official Sites:

Production company's site

Country:

Serbia South Korea Slovenia

Language:

English Serbian

Release Date:

28 April 2016 (Serbia)

Also Known As:

A Fenda

Box Office

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$5,520

Company Credits

Production Co:

Morein Group, Viktorija Film, BBO Star

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color