‘Aftershock’ will shake you up, but you’ll enjoy the feeling
There is a lot of horrifying moments in this fun disaster flick.
There is a lot of horrifying moments in this fun disaster flick.
The third straight film in the franchise that hits the target, perfectly.
This deserves extra consideration simply for the fact that the vampires in the movie don’t glow in the sunlight.
This is fine filmmaking and worth paying full price if necessary.
I don’t want to provide film spoilers, but after you’ve seen the film, check out the real story, which is much more interesting.
This is a strong ‘popcorn’ type flick that definitely is derivative and pays homage to a number of other sci-fi/action films.
First-feature director Dante Ariola sets an almost glacial pace at the outset and it doesn’t really improve as the film progresses.
“Less is more” is a famous quote. But there are times when less is simply less. Sadly, this is one of those times.
There’s simply nothing in it that will register as anything even remotely close to hilarious.
Unlike ‘Movie 43,’ for which there were at least 43 reasons not to go, there are at a minimum, 42 good reasons to go and see ’42.’