Directed by:
William KaufmanScreenplay:
Chad LawCinematography:
Kelly RiemenschneiderComposer:
Johnny StrongCast:
Johnny Strong, Lance Henriksen, Louis Mandylor, Chelsea Edmundson, Hakeem Kae-Kazim, Farah White, Heather Kafka, Gary Cairns, Frederic Doss, Susana Gibb (more)VOD (4)
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When a rogue drifter on a vengeful hunt stumbles across a band of survivors in an abandoned police station, he reluctantly agrees help them escape the mobs of undead. (official distributor synopsis)
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It's nice to have a familiar face in Daylight's End, like Lance Henriksen or Louis Mandylor, but even in their case it's not really a big deal. Lance is often simply in a scene for decoration, which seems a bit unfair to him. But he couldn't have gotten a proper role in this film, because the film itself goes downhill as the runtime progresses. Although it certainly didn’t start off badly.
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I've lasted an hour and I don't have the strength to finish this film, in fact I don't even see any reason why. William Kaufman is a ordinary director who has only made one watchable film, Sinners & Saints, the rest are mediocre to below average B-movies watched by "chosen" fans. I only got about two action scenes in that hour and they were so uninteresting that I found the fly flying around the light more entertaining. The blood effects are funny, the gunshots sound like Airsoft and the cheesy look only enhances this shit. The look of the zombies is ordinary and the characters are wannabe badass, well, in short, very uninteresting, like the arguments on the TV show Big Brother. As if the bag of shit wasn't already big enough, it's also relentlessly boring. A film only for very undemanding fans. I'm not giving it a Boo! Rating only because I haven't seen the remaining half hour, but I believe my rating wouldn't change significantly. 10%
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