After a devastating tsunami in 2010, southern Florida and the Caribbean islands have been left in ruin. Citizens attempt to rebuild their lives and start anew, but the streets have been taken over by gangs and overrun with criminals.
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Cast
Bryce DiCristofalo
Director
Bryce DiCristofalo
Ash Singer
Rachael Thompson
Kyoko Waed Collins
Daryl McGwier
Unke O' Conner
Jessica Graziano
Sarina Amador
Bryan Barone
Mickey O' Conner
Jacqueline Stahl
Nina Saint
Lauren Brown
Jennifer Paige
James E. Foley
Vincent Sharell
Carl Verna
Marko Levant
William L Whitacre
Principal John Hawkins
Shane Costa
Tito Guerrio
Rachel Arenz
Megumi Suki
Susan Yeung
Kim Suki
Zack Larez
Javier Costas
John Archer Lundgren
Robert Armstrong
John Kyle
Ethan Koops
Matthew Scovell
Damien Cadillac
Pat Mccahon
Jack Cadillac
Bryce DiCristofalo
Writer
Martin Ebenhack
Writer
Chris Self
Writer
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source: Apocalyptic: The Tsunami War
VS: APOCALYPTIC THE TSUNAMI WAR is a true dud of an indie film, as the random word order of the title would suggest. It's supposedly set in a world devastated by an apocalyptic tsunami and set in some kind of MAD MAX style mercenary future world, but instead of being an action or event film this is merely a talky bore in which the characters all sit around in a bar endlessly and do nothing. It's cheap-looking, directed all in close up, and totally devoid of insight.
So the title sequence spelled "affected" wrong, as well as "southern" on the same screen. That is within the first minute. Sorry can't give it the benefit of the doubt after that.
Florida, America's p*nis. The sunshine state once hosted the most insane exploitation filmmaking scene of the grindhouse golden age. Now, look at it. A flash art comic book come to life like some Frankenstein incel. Let's get this over with already. Soldier of the Apocalypse originally known as VS: The movie, did not get a DVD release for four years and it's easy to why, because it is an exceptionally desperate piece of filmmaking. I know film production is like a kind of alchemy and there are no guarantees regarding the results, but come on! Most people expect an audible sound mix, hence why I can't review this film's story, by the way. Most people expect to see at least half of a film without possessing night vision abilities. Most people expect you to complete your film! Instead of limping your way to feature length by replacing scenes you forgot to shoot with storyboards, sorry, comic book panels, as if no one would clock what you were doing? This film was the limit. Does it even matter if this was written, produced, directed and starring the same guy? NO! It doesn't. It's too sad to be interesting. Maybe this film could have been a joke if it wasn't a demonstration of the worst sound engineering i could not hear in years. Eight people helped create this soundtrack. Unacceptable. Soldier of the Apocalypse can't be heard, can't be seen, and i can't be asked.
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