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Plot: Trapped on a space station orbiting Earth, a small army of human survivors battle the undead in order to prevent the destruction of Earth.
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Ratings:

	2.2/10 Votes: 369
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	N/A Votes: 10 Popularity: 2.789 | TMDB

Reviews:

Very easy to dislike but very strong ideas
This is a thematic film with fairly cardboard appearance but that is acted into the general scheme of things in a positive fashion. It has tongue in cheek humour all the way. I liked it a lot. A chaotic situation is occurring in space and little is known about why this is all going on from any outside sets or characters. However it all builds up the details to allow the plot to become very serious as a story. Definitely a stage on screen but I would say it passed that test admirably though will challenge you beyond forgiveness if you need sfx of a precise nature. I didn’t really figure on the opposing sides being easy to understand, the zombies being zombies, extra creatures too. I think there was pandemonium and really I recommend to watch it, what else would there be if you were there.

Mostly terrible, but still worth a watch.
It’s mostly badly acted. The special effects are mostly awful. The dialogue is week. It needs an edit.

But it’s not all bad.

The viewpoint character is an android, played adequately by Robin Kurtz. I have no idea whether she’s a particularly good actor, because this role was supposed to be stiff and robotic. But she does it perfectly well.

The dialogue and acting of most of the other characters is not good, not good at all. Cringeworthy, in places. Just ignore it and power through.

The special effects aren’t all terrible. Hah, I say that, but they are, really. It’s just that sometimes they lift themselves to SyFy bargain- basement level and they seem good by comparison. The exterior shots are OK, but the film is let down by the painted nerf-gun level weapons, reactionless pew-pew effect and bizarre 90s-video-game standard mechanical bad guys.

What I appreciated about the movie, on the other hand:

The viewpoint character. She’s mechanical and has no memory of why she was brought online. She doesn’t even know which side of the war she’s supposed to be fighting on. She doesn’t have a burning desire to find out, either; she just plods on – spending 20 minutes finding some pants – in a way that seems strangely believable. Her brief interactions with other people on the station work quite well.

The plot contains elements of many other films – but what doesn’t? There’s a time loop, zombies (I have no clue who thought that was a good idea), a prophesy and space marines. It’s all been done. It’s like the anti-terminator. If you ignore the zombies and dog-bot-things it comes together as something pretty original.

The camera-work isn’t at all bad either. Neither is the soundtrack (with the exception of the pop-pop guns).

I’ve certainly seen much worse.

In summary, the camera-work, sound, direction and acting lead all show promise.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 1500000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Director Andrew Bellware
Writer Montserrat Mendez (story by)
Actors Robin Kurtz, Walter Barnes, Joe Beuerlein, Greg Oliver Bodine
Country USA
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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
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