LA Apocalypse

2014 ""

LA Apocalypse

2.7 | 1h20m | PG-13 | en | Action

For 5 billion years the Earth's core has operated like a giant, nuclear reactor. Now it's overheated, melting down like a bomb that's about to explode. The earth is being ripped apart at the seams and beneath LA, pressure is building. After a mass evacuation, Calvin Crawford is one of few left, desperately searching for his fiancée, Ashley Pace, who unbeknownst to him, has been kidnapped and is being held hostage. With LA becoming more unstable by the minute, Calvin, must find a way to save Ashley and get them both to safety before the city is completely annihilated.

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2.7 | 1h20m | PG-13 | en | More Info

Released: June. 20,2014 | Released Producted By: CineTel Films , Doomed Pictures Country: Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Genre

Action , Thriller , Science Fiction

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Cast

Christopher Judge , Raymond J. Barry , Kamar de los Reyes , Gina Holden , Peter Katona , Eric Allan Kramer

Director

Arnie Rabano

Producted By

CineTel Films

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Crew

Christopher Judge

as LT. Grisham

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Raymond J. Barry

as Major Gray

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Kamar de los Reyes

as Carlos

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Gina Holden

as Ashley

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Peter Katona

as Kyle

Bound & Babysitting LA Apocalypse Deadly Honeymoon

Eric Allan Kramer

as Jenkins

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Arnie Rabano

Art Direction

Robert Hummel

Set Designer

Erick M. Crespo

Director of Photography

Ashli Pingry

Costume Design

Liz McCracken

Makeup Artist

Charlotte Orlove

Makeup Artist

Chip Mefford

Stunt Coordinator

Steve Stafford

Stunts

Scott Blackwood

Stunts

Eric Forsberg

Thanks

Ernie James Paris

Utility Stunts

Michael J. Sarna

Director

Sean Cain

Editor

Paul Ruddy

Casting

Adam Driscoll

Co-Producer

Lisa M. Hansen

Executive Producer

Paul Hertzberg

Executive Producer

Neil Elman

Executive Producer

Anthony Fankhauser

Producer

Christopher Hansen

Production Coordinator

LA Apocalypse Audience Reviews

Blucher One of the worst movies I've ever seen

Senteur As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

Lucia Ayala It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

Staci Frederick Blistering performances.

Leofwine_draca LA APOCALYPSE is a particularly inane addition to the end-of-the-world disaster movie sub-genre as seen on the likes of the SyFy Channel. It features a cookie-cutter predicament for our heroes to sort out, some truly lousy CGI action sequences, laughable science, and general poor writing all round. The characters have no delineation whatsoever, the plotting is so obscure as to be headache-inducing, and the running time chiefly consists of various characters running around and barking orders at each other. It's a truly lousy view.

Tina Willis For a "B" Movie, this is one of the best I've ever seen!! While there were small plot and story holes, and cheaper special effects (compared to major motion pictures) I was amazed at how good the movie was. If you are like me and can suspend disbelief and get into a movie without nitpicking it to death, you should give this one a try...The story took unexpected turns which kept my interest and the acting, for the most part, was, like the rest of the movie, surprisingly well done. Id say give it 30 minutes...and THEN make up your mind on whether to continue watching. I did. And I was pleasantly surprised.

dave-70421 This film exceeded expectations based on the average ratings. At least there is very little padding scenes and the main story and action starts pretty much right away which makes a nice change for these budget films.And whilst the CGI effects are pretty standard for these budget films these days they still put quite some efforts into showing as much CGI destruction scenes as you would expect in any major disaster film. Which for a budget film was great to see instead of the CGI action light scenes and a more claustrophobic feel you can find in cheap disaster film. You at least get a scale of size with this films.CGI, whilst quite regular and fairly big scale, they could have tried using more finer particle effects in falling buildings and debris than they did. As it would have given a far great element to detail and realism to many destruction scenes. As I often felt it was almost like watching partially SD effects on HD footage such was the lack of fine detail in some of the CGI effects.Acting was fairly good, if standard, and the overall story passable. Overall an acceptable TV disaster film that's worth a good 5/10 for me.

TheLittleSongbird LA Apocalypse is not quite down there with SyFy's all-time worst, but that doesn't stop it from being a disaster in every way.Apart from some nice scenery, the movie is not particularly well-made visually, it has a very drab look, the action and disaster scenes are shot chaotically and the best the special effects get is substandard, which is indication of how cheap, out-of-proportion (very anaemic and non-threatening) and sometimes unfinished-looking they are. The music is like a loud monotonous drone with little sense of atmosphere.There's nothing remotely believable in the dialogue either, it's basically 80 minutes or so of mind-numbing cheese, improbable sci-fi (that constantly sounded as if made up on the spot) and tedious dramatic padding that leads nowhere and adds little. The story is basically a dull rehash of previous sci-fi disaster movies, except with even more cheese and even less suspense or fun. The lack of originality, believability or even anything just made LA Apocalypse a tiring watch and is topped by a muddled and predictable kidnap-and-rescue plot. The disaster scenes on top of looking cheap are so silly and indifferent (falling objects being the worst it gets) that it comes at the expense of any fun or tension.Every single character is little more than personality-less stereotypes, the movie is flatly directed and the acting is very bad at best across the board. David Cade is stiff, Gina Holden's acting lacks emotion and the villains are over-the-top to the point of being insipid. Even Christopher Judge is lacklustre.Overall, a disaster movie that manages to be a disaster of a movie as well. Watch at own risk. 1/10 Bethany Cox