Solar Impact

It's just a weak story, with a lot wrong with it, such as why is it these creatures don't eat themselves, and how is it that they all seem to be mutating in exactly the same bizarre way. The CGI really is not bad. But to watch people simply fleeing the mutant cannibals, and falling into one bad situation and then miraculously finding a way out of it is simply not very involving.

I'm not sure what people want from a low budget film, the effects were great the acting good, camera a bit wobbly but you get used to it, I thought it was good, I'm glad I didnt go by the bad reviews and chose to watch it.

What do people want this is not best film l have seen on the subject but it's not as bad as people are saying, yes it's cheap, the acting won't win Oscars, but it's a dam sight better the Cloverfield, the special FX are ok, not brill but ok, it looked as though London was really hit by something, it's a bit gory but so it the Walking Dead, give it a chance.

A standard disaster b-movie, at least as they are currently produced. Don't know about any of the talent but the writing and directing are ridiculously pathetic, but then I can't stand it when people are portrayed as having no sense of self preservation and way too eager to be overly concerned with people they don't even know. Yes, it does have its moments but they are still not very good ones. Give me an old 70's disaster movie any time over one of these new schlock movies.

When I picked up a copy of the 2019 movie "Solar Impact" I must admit that I initially thought that I was in for a natural disaster movie. I had not expected it to be a zombie movie, so that was somewhat of a surprise. Granted, I hadn't read the movie's synopsis before popping it on, I had merely just looked at the movie's front cover.

And while "Solar Impact" proved entertaining enough, it just failed to stand out as a particularly memorable outbreak movie. How so? Well, because everything was essentially just something you already have seen in other similar movies. So writer Simon Park didn't manage to produce something new here with the script for this movie.

For a zombie movie, then "Solar Impact" was pretty much a generic movie. But at least this movie gives a cause for the outbreak. A believable one, as believable as zombie outbreaks can be, well hardly so. But hey, it proved entertaining enough for what it was.

The acting in the movie was adequate, with no particular memorable or outstanding performances to be witnessed.

As for the special effect and make-up, well that was actually good enough. Sure, it wasn't up to par with the likes "The Walking Dead" and the like. But the make-up and special effects department at least managed to lift the movie well above the usual low-budget rubbish that is out there. You know, the zombie movies where they paint people's faces gray and darken the eyes, but forget about everything else from the neck down.

"Solar Impact" was watchable for a single viewing, but this is hardly an outbreak movie that I will be returning to watch a second time. Why? Well, the storyline was just way too generic and linear for that.

My rating of the 2019 movie "Solar Impact" lands on a very mediocre five out of ten stars. It wasn't among the best of zombie movies, but luckily it wasn't among the worst either. A flat out mundane entry in the outbreak genre.