Well. What could you say about movies likes this. There is a lot of unintentional humor, cheesy acting where the plot movies around with horrible cuts and really cheesy special effects. This is a pretty bad movie overall, you could tell from the start where they gun down people that you would be in for a really camp fest (which is not always something bad). As the movies progressed and i first saw the mutants i laughed my ass off (the unintentional humor). As our band of heroes comes into contact with the first people they have seen since they took shelter in the bunker ten years ago we can tell that they are up to no good (I have seen enough survival movies to know that if something seems to good to be true it probably is).This is where we laugh are asses off again. When the dude is about the get lucky the woman turns and bite his finger off while the rest of the town goes crazy. This is where the mutant king comes into play. Out of nowhere he shows sympathy for one human and fight of other mutants. As the brawl keeps on going the main characters screw up hard. The climax is just an explosion with some burning mutants. The ending was also cheesy with no real explanation how a certain character was still alive. If this was done with more humor you could pass it of as somewhat decent b-movie since the mutants just looked silly except for the king mutant. All in all it was a "So bad it's good" kind of movie, albeit in the lower spectrum of that kind of movies.

I switched on it for i think five minutes to see something like this: Bunker doors open Group of young actors step out wearing pristine military gear, one actor says some dumb exposition like "been down there ten years, would rather die than spend another day down there" all proceed to speak perfect cliché military lingo to some old guy father figure "ten-four we got a fox-trot code 9"(something the old guy taught them?), something really stupid about implausible & impracticable solar panels happens, A military vehicle appears out of nowhere and apparently "purrs like a kitten" somehow after 10 years of presumably being totally inactive.They drive up to a house, guy checks radiation levels or something dumb, something with two arms and walking on two legs opens a door and makes a noise, everyone starts uncontrolled firing at it for absolutely no reason(something the old guy taught them?). Another obvious human pops around a corner and they also shoot it for no reason."what is this?" looks down at obvious human body "SOME KINDA WERID ANIMAL OR SOMETHING" touches it, shows man with green face paint, "raaar" opens eyes with terrible CGI effect.that's when I changed the channel. My brain couldn't take anymore. I feel bad for anyone who continued to watch it.How do movies like this get made? How do you get a budget to make a first draft script made into a movie? I've literally read better scripts online that will never be made into a film.I can see this being on an 8 movie pack in a wall-mart 5$ garbage bin, but how the hell did it make it to an actual movie channel on satellite television? Mind boggling. It literally made me mad.

peace, near the beginning when the 1st person asked to be killed by her friends with a knife after being attacked by the mutants whom seemed to of bitten her badly, she said pain was so bad..., so end her suffering, so kill her off as in mercy killing. but so is it when one 1st stubs their toe, wouldn't it been better for them to hold on to her to see if she maybe will get better after initial shock wears some? showing level of stress in a time like that makes people short of patience much? they didn't show really any bites on her being she is well covered in clothing, some blood on face I recall, so one is left to imagination she was being eaten much & maybe radiation from their bites hurt badly, in fact I only recall one scene near end of movie did a real bite was shown. it seems many scenes were cut to meet DVD or/& were too 'r' rated for TV as I read was where movie 1st appeared, I just rented the DVD. also maybe length had to meet time for TV, so much was cut, & advertisers took a share to pay for the movie? maybe when blue ray DVD of it comes out it will be a directors cut or something that has what appears as much deleted scenes & dialogue. so it goes real fast in beginning, I had to replay several scenes at start over to get the gist of where its going, like details shouldn't be missed in case. but its a good movie of panic if suddenly a comet comes our way. though in movie some said a meteor, research claims a comet can travel about 5 times faster then a meteor & most people seem to be educated about meteor strike, so comet strike seems not so bad, when it could be worse research claims. I just tried to verify this, came up with nothing on internet other then comet & meteor can travel over 150,000 mph or less. so a good educating movie, that hardly any information concerning this problem has come about seeing comets can come from oort cloud outside out solar system where millions exist, suddenly for the 1st time, science claims. so once past the scene where girl should of been saved, movie explains itself, though young children may need to be up on science like radiation problems, those with much exposure to those with less, & how thousand miles radius can be wiped out, causing an incinerating across the globe where hardly anything survives. so why is today little is done for shelter if such happened. movie shows military making shelter for only a few select. so far on earth has this happened? though today, science has brought us to probably where we'd have weeks, months, if not a year or so before we get hit by an oncoming comet or meteor of planetary disaster. & maybe a chance to divert it. maybe others know better? peace

I just watched this movie on SciFi Channel and was impressed with it. The actors did a great job and were all very believable in their roles. The plot is pretty straightforward relating to surviving a major disaster. It has elements of a zombie movie too. There were several technical and tactical goofs and a major continuity error but I still enjoyed it.Some of the non-spoiler technical goofs are:The GPMG on top of the truck never had an ammunition can or belt in it. Magazine/cartridge pouches flat; common, at least put something in there!Tactical goofs were the typical splitting forces in a known hostile environment and not leaving someone on the truck MG when dismounted.The continuity goof would require a spoiler but it is pretty obvious when you watch the movie.I liked that the 'survivors/preppers' were the good guys. Overall, worth watching and kudos to all the young actors for a great job.