Liz Malcom
If I could give this a negative review I would. This script was written by someone who heard a lot of science words but had no idea what any of them meant, threw them together on paper and then handed then to half a dozen actors they instructed to speak imaginary 'southern' before going to a rudimentary college CGI class and said, we dont really give a flying F about this movie or logic so just make it flashy. They set this in California supposedly but even used a radar image of a hurricane over Florida. Story insultingly moronic, science was nonexistent, acting was infuriating, and for Gods sake there was dust flying up behind the tires when they were supposed to be driving in the 'rain'. I've seen bad movies, but this this one honestly made me either laugh or shake my damn head in disgust.
Save_Hannibal
If you have come to expect Asylum films to be anything other then they are, you will be disappointed. You HAVE to know that the producers, actors, crew, and even the caterer (if they could afford one) knew exactly what they were producing. There is no possible way the could have thought there were making and Oscar worthy film. At least that is what I hope! It is so unbelievably bad it is worth a watch. We have a tradition of bad movie night and we usually cannot make it through a whole movie without turning it off. This one we just couldn't. It held us to our seats the whole time. Great family fun to point out all the oh so obvious errors, cheesy special affects and making sure to keep track on how many times they say Super Cyclone or the varying time frame the storm is gonna hit somewhere (doesnt mater where). I wish all super storms were so sunny and with such nice weather. I love running through rain and never getting wet, or flaming hail and never getting hit (yes! FLAMING hail!). It is my ultimate dream to be in a helicopter, a boat, and a car that all get swept up into a vortex and nothing happens but being placed down gently.Again, you have to believe that all those involved knew exactly what they were doing. Then you can look at what this film is....and I still don't know myself.
s_albert
Dear Asylum, How dare you introduce garbage like this to my television set. Truly your movies should be stamped with a large warning, "Careful! We really, really suck!" Honestly, does anyone on your staff know what they're doing? Is your mission statement nothing more than to pump out atrocity after atrocity as cheaply as possible? Now we know who picks up Hollywood's reject pile. Yeah, yeah, we know...at least you're making movies. What are we doing? Well, we're not embarrassing ourselves like you are, that's for sure. And we're also not dragging the movie industry into the toilet while we're at it. Good one, Asylum...flush another one down the pipes.
sixpack-3
I do not normally say that a movie is horrible. I try to look at the intent of the film,the budget, etc. I know that SyFy Channel movies are not good, that is the fun in watching them... knowing how bad they are. But this film is just plain awful. It was made with such little care that it seems as if the people who made it were hanging around in a parking lot making this film with the camera on their cell phones. This film is completely and utterly ineptly made. Here is an example... part of the film takes place on an oil rig out in the middle of the ocean. OK, I understand that you had no budget and could not afford to film on a real oil rig so you had to film at a land based industrial complex. No problem, that is how films are made. One piece of advice... if you are filming at the previously mentioned land based industrial complex as a stand in for your oil rig in the middle of the ocean try not to capture the trees and telephone polls and streets with cars driving by. This was painful to watch.
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