source: Haven's End

While the movie isn't great it doesn't deserve a 1 stars because of a lesbian. I agree, neither story nor acting is great. But it is a indie movie and cannot be compared to the professionals.

Everything about this so called "movie" was awful. The plot makes no sense what so ever. A 10 year old probably wrote the script. The over acting is really bad. The lead girl who plays a doctor is so ANNOYING. Camera work is not good either.

I love seeing VHS girl in other films. That's always a plus. But this movie is mostly a mess in my opinion. 3/10.

Poor quality, bad acting. Not sure why this was on Amazon's recommended list. I could not sit through the entire film. It felt like a terrible college project.

We learn in the first few minutes, terrorist have hit the entire planet, all at the same time. Then it gets even more "believable". Everyone has some sort of a personality issue (talking about the "good" guys). Yep, "you killed a really nice guy for zero reason, but that's okay not your fault". What? That is the most unrealistic, don't want to call it piece of garbage, "survivalist" movie I've had the misforturne to start to watch. Couldn't take all the whinning after 23 minutes.

This is one BAAAAAAD MOVIE! And not even so bad it's good...it's just...plain...AWFUL! The acting is laughable at best. The CGI could have been by an untrained monkey. You do not have compassion for ANY of the people in the film. They are SOOOOO ANNOYING that you HOPE they get killed off...quickly! I can't BELIEVE I gave a small part of my life to watch this garbage. Seriously...if I can save just ONE PERSON from going through the TORTURE of watching this heap of trash,my job will be complete. Toodles.

When major cities burn in the aftermath of a series of coordinated terrorist attacks, a disgraced doctor and her friends escape Atlanta for the refuge of her family property, which is nestled deep in the heart of rural Georgia. What they find there - more than just people, but also something perhaps from beyond our understanding - may be more dangerous than the terrorists. Directed by Chris Ethridge from a script by Michael H. Harper, the heroine of this film is trauma surgeon Alison (Catherine Taber*, who is the voice of Padme in Star Wars: The Clone Wars), who has been suspended by her hospital. She takes charge and gets her pregnant roommate and boyfriend out of the city and off to her family's hidden property, where her addict brother and her girlfriend show up just in time to kill another family friend. While the human tension between all of the characters is the best part of this movie, it's also a film that isn't sure what it wants to be. Gritty end of the world military movie? Zombies in the woods? Strange lights? Possession? Ham radio evil voices film? Literal Biblical end of the world movie? It's like the filmmakers threw it all in a pot and didn't let it simmer long enough. At least Taber gets a chance to shine as her character and there's some fun action. *Ethridge, Harper and Taber also all worked together on the film The Morningside Monster.

Look, everyone! I can write a movie! Something happens; then, zombies! I did it! I did it! I wrote a movie! Can I be famous now? Saw this piece of work on Tubi; the free streaming website. It has a few good movies; and lots of garbage, like this mass of mess.

That's what is good or likable in this film.. nothing at all. Horrid acting, annoying nonstop wokeness, grade school quality "special effects" and below armature script. Save 55 minutes of your life and pass on this.