A survivor in an Apocalyptic world tells stories leading to the end of the world.
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Cast
Derek Braasch
Director
Marcelo Fabani
Director
Phil Herman
Director
James Panetta
Director
Joel D. Wynkoop
Director
Phil Herman
Zorack
Debbie D
Katrina
Joel D. Wynkoop
James Kirk
Tim Hatch
James Hope
Constance Payne
Kate
Joe Rosing
Vince
Joe DeBartolo
John
Kimberly Lynn Cole
Linda
Blaize Tudor
Playground victim
Carl J Grasso
Frank
Jaysen P. Buterin
TV Announcer
Michael Moutsatsos
Narrator
Lillian Lamour
Isabella
Will Devokees
End Narrator
Andre Boyd
Sam
Alba O'Neill
Kelly
Jake Estrada
Bernie
M. Catherine Wynkoop
Dana Kirk
Derek Braasch
Writer
Debbie D
Writer
Marcelo Fabani
Writer
Phil Herman
Writer
Nina Trader
Writer
Joel D. Wynkoop
Writer
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source: Doomsday Stories
source: Doomsday Stories
Five stories (including the wrap-around). Phil Herman and Joel D. Wynkoop rarely disappoint, and this movie is no exception. I enjoyed all the stories. Good writing, good acting, good cinematography, good music. Although I enjoyed all the stories, "187 Times" was the stand-out for me. Joel D. Wynkoop's character goes back and forth through time, trying to get his wife her life back. For those that don't know, the wife is played by Joel's real-life wife, Catherine Wynkoop. The "boy and his dog" episode had a REALLY cute dog. Phil Herman shines as "The Storyteller". Enough in it to keep you interested, and entertained. Sequel?
A low budget romp through Doomsday. Very well made and all 4 stories that comprise this movie are shot well and fun to watch. Each one tells of the days leading up to the destruction of the earth through an airborne virus called Meanies. A host tell stories of the old world from a book he found from a survivor who meets her end. Very fun locations and effects really help keep your interest. While this is low budget all the actors do well with the scripts provided. This is based on a movie called Hell on Earth: Arena of Death made over 30 years ago. I did not want it to end and hope a sequel is being planned.
Five stories (including the wrap-around). Phil Herman and Joel D. Wynkoop rarely disappoint, and this movie is no exception. I enjoyed all the stories. Good writing, good acting, good cinematography, good music. Although I enjoyed all the stories, "187 Times" was the stand-out for me. Joel D. Wynkoop's character goes back and forth through time, trying to get his wife her life back. For those that don't know, the wife is played by Joel's real-life wife, Catherine Wynkoop. The "boy and his dog" episode had a REALLY cute dog. Phil Herman shines as "The Storyteller". Enough in it to keep you interested, and entertained. Sequel?
A low budget romp through Doomsday. Very well made and all 4 stories that comprise this movie are shot well and fun to watch. Each one tells of the days leading up to the destruction of the earth through an airborne virus called Meanies. A host tell stories of the old world from a book he found from a survivor who meets her end. Very fun locations and effects really help keep your interest. While this is low budget all the actors do well with the scripts provided. This is based on a movie called Hell on Earth: Arena of Death made over 30 years ago. I did not want it to end and hope a sequel is being planned.
source: Doomsday Stories
source: Doomsday Stories
