During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.During their search for a habitable planet the last living humans crash-land on a barren world, inhabited by bloodthirsty aliens and mysterious post-apocalyptic warriors.
- Kate Mitra
- (as Danielle Chuchran)
- Snarl
- (as Andy Jones)
- Crew Member
- (uncredited)
- Deborah
- (uncredited)
- Johnny
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThis movie was funded through a Kickstarter campaign. If you donated enough money, you could be listed as an Associate Producer.
- GoofsIn an early voice-over it is stated that when the Earth fell out of orbit, particle accelerators were used to try to reset it. There is no reason why the Earth's orbit - or that of any other planet - should suddenly change, but even accepting this for the sake of the film, particle accelerators would be totally useless to try to correct the situation. They only move particles - sub-atomic particles - and even at speeds close to that of light, their mass is so tiny that they would no effect on the Earth's movements.
- Quotes
Kate Mitra: [Voiceover] ... Some of us on Columbia 7 don't make it to 21. Something about their lungs not adjusting to recycled air. I've read a lot about what it was like growing up on Earth. I can only read and wonder. I've never been there. In the beginning, our sun was created to give light and life to the earth on which we lived. Our planet was just the right distance from the sun, sustaining amazing diversity of animals, plants, and people to populate it. But, what once sustained our lives would soon be the end of it. When the Earth fell out of orbit, we tried to reset the planet with the use of particle accelerators. As a result, wormholes were created throughout the galaxy. Temperatures on earth skyrocketed beyond anything ever seen before. All the water eventually evaporated. Without water, all the plants died. Without plants, all the animals died. Before mankind died as well, seven ships made it off the surface. That was 40 years ago. Each ship went off in search of another planet. One that could support human life. For 37 years we searched in vain. The only thing we could secure it, is train.
Okay, that maybe a little harsh, but it was just so cheap it was hardly worth bothering with. It's about (and I can barely be bothered to regurgitate it all again!) the last few survivors from a doomed Earth, now destined to fly through space while they search for a new home planet. The spaceships all look computer-generated, but that doesn't last long. The ship soon crashes and they have to survive on an inhospitable planet. Or at least one of them does. A lone girl has to basically fight through hordes of native humans (and later monsters) to try and rescue the few remaining crewmates who survived the crash.
It basically plays out like 'After Earth' but with less of a budget. Then again, After Earth hardly set the Box Office on fire, so that is a strange film to base another one on! Later on the cast moves to underground and, what with the inclusion of the monsters, it ends up a bit like 'The Descent.' Even sci-fi fans won't really enjoy this film. It's just too cheap and too unoriginal to really offer anything new. Yeah, if you're really that bored on a Saturday afternoon and you come across this film on TV (no way you would ever feel justified in paying for it!) you may just sit through it. Only if you're bored though. Really bored.
- bowmanblue
- Mar 15, 2015
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- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.78 : 1