Meteor Apocalypse

About This Movie

Meteor Apocalypse, directed by Micho Rutare, dives into that classic end-of-the-world vibe. As colossal meteors rain down on Earth, the film captures a sense of urgent dread. The pacing feels relentless, almost like the meteors themselves, keeping you on the edge. The practical effects, while not top-tier, have a certain charm; you can almost feel the weight of the debris. The performances are a mixed bag—some hit that frantic survival mode really well, while others... well, let’s just say they add a bit of unintentional humor to the chaos. The overarching themes of survival and human resilience against nature's wrath are palpable. There’s something about the low-budget aesthetic that gives it a distinct character, and it’s interesting to see how it plays with sci-fi tropes.

Interesting take on disaster films · Unique practical effects · Highlights human resilience themes