Cult Fiction: The Quiet Earth 2008 Horror Movie Review
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At exactly 6:12 am, government research scientist Zac Hobson (a powerhouse performance by Bruno Lawrence of SMASH PALACE and UTU) awakens to
discover that he may be the last man on earth: homes, highways and entire cities are deserted. Empty planes have fallen from the sky. Every living thing has disappeared. But for Hobson, the ultimate shock is still to come months later when he finds that he is not alone. With the addition of a beautiful young woman (Alison Routledge) and a Maori trucker
(Pete Smith), the apocalypse suddenly becomes very
personal. What has happened to everyone else on the planet? Why has Zac himself survived? Will sexual tension lead to sudden violence? And what
is the ultimate responsibility for a man of science when the end of the world may be just the beginning?
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About Cult Fiction: The Quiet Earth 2008
Title: Cult Fiction: The Quiet Earth
Year: 2008
Starring:
Year: 2008
Starring:
Alison Routledge,
Bruno Lawrence,
Norman Fletcher,
Pete Smith,
Tom Hyde,
Rating: 3 / 5 stars from 5 users.
Rating: R (Restricted)Runtime: 91 minutes
Director:
Geoff Murphy,
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