Disaster L.A.: The Last Zombie Apocalypse Begins Here 2014 123movies

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Plot: After a meteor shower strikes Los Angeles, toxic smoke is released across the city causing people to physically change and become violent. A small group of survivors plans to vacate the city by heading to the coast.
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	3.5/10 Votes: 1,572
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Reviews:

Half of the movie title sums up what this movie was like…
I do enjoy zombie movies, but unfortunately most of the zombie movies that flood the market are just not worth the effort. I bought “Disaster L.A.” from Amazon based on the praise and rating it had received. However, this movie was nowhere near my expectations.

Let’s start with the good things; zombies. Yes, anything with zombies is good. And there was a consistent and coherent flow to the movie. The best part of it all would have to be the music, though.

Sadly, the bad parts far outweigh the good parts. First of all, you see maybe ten zombies throughout the entire movie. Seriously? In a zombie outbreak taking place in Los Angeles and you see ten infected individuals, no, no, no… It just reeks of low budget. And while we are on the topic of zombies, then they succumbed to the classic error of low budget zombie movies; putting make-up on the face only and forgetting about the rest of exposed flesh on the zombie actor. It was just so bad. And those contact lenses, seriously?

The story was also flawed. Especially with the fact that the US military bombing Los Angeles without having exhausted all other possible options. It was just stupid.

What I hated the most about “Disaster L.A.” was the awful camera-work. The frame was constantly in motion, swaying back and forth, which was a major nuisance. Had they opted to use proper camera rigging, there would have been such a better production value to the movie.

“Disaster L.A.” is a zombie movie that came and went without even leaving the smallest of dents, except for a small one on my wallet.

Almost lives up to its title…
…in that it very nearly is one, but auteur Turner “State of Emergency” Clay deserves at least a few props for this lo-fi effort, if only for his apparent jack-of-all-trades labors. I wish he’d worked harder on the script, which although structurally functional remains bland and uninvolving, not to mention a direct crib from “Cloverfield.” The characters—played earnestly by a cast of relative unknowns, not that there’s anything wrong with that—aren’t memorable enough to engage full attention, let alone audience involvement, and it’s mostly the fault of a mundane screenplay that offers neither emotional catharsis nor intellectual engagement. Thankfully, it wasn’t done as found- footage.

As a zombie apocalypse film, it delivers next to nothing, let alone anything novel or unique. In these days of “The Walking Dead,” that’s trouble. I hope the investors didn’t take too much of a bath.

Eminently skippable, unless you’re friends with the folks involved.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 22 min (82 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated Not Rated
Genre Action, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director Turner Clay
Writer Turner Clay
Actors Justin Ray, Jerod Meagher, Stefanie Estes
Country United States
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Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera Red Epic (Mysterium-X)
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