UFO brings us new disaster films
A quintet of high-concept, low-budget new disastrous films from UFO International.
Author: Crippa
Yes, it’s another 2012 movie…
2012 is the year it all goes to hell, right? At least that’s what the mayans supposedly realized. So I guess the main question now is exactly how it’s going to happen. The Asylum...
Trailer for Ice has arrived
The trailer for Ice, starring Richard Roxburgh and Sam Neill, has arrived. Take a look below. This comes from the same company that brought us Flood and the latest Day of the Triffids remake,...
Countdown: The Sky’s on Fire (1998)
A cheap and silly eco-disaster film featuring some good actors in bad surroundings.
Coming Attractions: Wall of Fire
Wall of Fire, a new disaster movie from Imagination Worldwide, is going into pre-production. Read on for plot details and the incendiary poster.
Landslide a.k.a. Buried Alive (2004)
Father and son get trapped as a landslide buries their condo. On the upside, they finally have time to resolve some relationship issues.
The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961)
Admit it: Deep inside you’ve always wondered what His Girl Friday would be like if it had been a disaster movie.
Hard Rain (1998)
One could argue that Hard Rain shouldn’t be called a disaster movie, but I think it deserves to be included in the genre.
Coming Attractions – CineTel Special Edition
Just a quick post to tell you about three upcoming made-for-tv movies, promising to bring global destruction to your home screen.
Category 6: Day of Destruction (2004)
A decent lineup of well-known actors can’t hide that this is a weak hodge-podge of genre clichés.