Michael O'Keefe Low budget sci-fi that tries hard. Earth has little over an hour to prepare for a meteor on a collision course. A small group of doomsday theorists and military types have been working on a bunker for a long time just waiting for to be used. Ten years after the meteor strike, a search party leaves the bunker looking for solar panels, medical supplies and food. They discover the world has been taken over by mutants that rule the nights. The search party meet a mysterious traveler that calls herself, The Preacher (Ashanti), who lets it be known there is a safe haven. Disjointed plot, elementary level effects and a lot of actors trying to do too much. David Winning takes credit as director. Singer Ashanti does a commendable job as does Holly Deveaux. Other cast members: Jason Cermak, Amber Marshall, Megan Tracz, David LeReaney, Greg Lawson and Sydney Bell. Kim Coates makes a cameo appearance. Redeeming is the eye candy!

SnoopyStyle A meteor crashes into the Earth. Marcus King (Kim Coates) tracks it and leads a group of people into the bunker facility. Some ten years later, the facility is failing and supplies are dwindling. Marcus' daughter Melissa King leads a squad to scavenge only to find murderous mutants and suspicious survivors.For some reason, the only capable actor, Kim Coates, disappears after the first five minutes. The fighting is weak. The acting is nothing special. It's low budget sci-fi TV. The mutants look cheesy. The production is strictly leftovers from other TV crews. They get to play around with a couple of sets but it's more sad than good camp.

Moviesarefun Well. What could you say about movies likes this. There is a lot of unintentional humor, cheesy acting where the plot movies around with horrible cuts and really cheesy special effects. This is a pretty bad movie overall, you could tell from the start where they gun down people that you would be in for a really camp fest (which is not always something bad). As the movies progressed and i first saw the mutants i laughed my ass off (the unintentional humor). As our band of heroes comes into contact with the first people they have seen since they took shelter in the bunker ten years ago we can tell that they are up to no good (I have seen enough survival movies to know that if something seems to good to be true it probably is).This is where we laugh are asses off again. When the dude is about the get lucky the woman turns and bite his finger off while the rest of the town goes crazy. This is where the mutant king comes into play. Out of nowhere he shows sympathy for one human and fight of other mutants. As the brawl keeps on going the main characters screw up hard. The climax is just an explosion with some burning mutants. The ending was also cheesy with no real explanation how a certain character was still alive. If this was done with more humor you could pass it of as somewhat decent b-movie since the mutants just looked silly except for the king mutant. All in all it was a "So bad it's good" kind of movie, albeit in the lower spectrum of that kind of movies.

Brooke Harvey Low budget movie. It wasn't a complete waste. However, I checked this out because Kim Coates was first on the list as one of the players in this title, but he was barely in it. He appeared in about the first 5 minutes of the film, and reappears in the last 4 minutes. I don't plan on giving this film a second chance. There are still a handful of unanswered questions about what happened in the film as well. I grabbed this film out of a redbox, which we can't always expect great films from that. This also featured the recording artist Ashanti. I have not listened to her music, but I can say that I certainly hope her talent for music is a lot better than her talent for acting.