TSUNAMBEE
This is gonna sting a little.
From Wild Eye Releasing comes the ultimate buzz kill Tsunambee, premiering on VOD 6/13!
After atmospheric catastrophes send Los Angeles into chaos, three groups of survivors who escaped the city must put aside their differences to face a series of apocalyptic events. As they learn to work together they are faced with an even greater nightmare, giant gravity swells that contain thousands of giant killer bees, intent on ushering in the end of the world.
Writer/Director Milko Davis’s ferociously fun ode to golden age creature makes its digital debut June 13!
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FILM INFO :
Studio: Wild Eye Releasing
Directed by:
Thomas Martwick … (co-director)
Milko Davis Main Director … (directed by)
Writing Credits (in alphabetical order):
Milko Davis Main Director … (writer) (as Milko Davis)
Cast (in credits order):
Stacy Pederson … Sheriff Lindsey Feargo
Ruselis Aumeen Perry … JB
Shale Le Page … Jesse
Maria DeCoste … Chica / Sherica
Thea Saccoliti … Casandra
Charlie Aligaen … Tubs
Jeff Pederson … Farmer
Jordan Chesnut … JB’s Brother / Jordan
Aaron Goodman … Kroger
WonDrae Hart … Guide
Jon Kunsch … Professor
Walter Anaruk … Researcher #1
Jerell Klaver … Researcher #2
Kim Green … Reseacher #3
Cherith Steininger … Zombie Mom
Michelle Mras … Reporter #1
Chris Mortenson … Reporter #2
Dani Payne … Student
Melanie Mahaffey … Feargo’s Dead Mom
Tearra Dillion … Young Feargo
Ramin Delsouz … Lonely Man Ardy
Run Time: 1 hr, 25 min
Rating: 2 out of 5 stars
Website: https://vimeo.com/wildeyereleasing
Comments: The first attack is stunning but it is done with an amateur look to it. The special effects on the bees are simple.
Los Angeles does have a catastrophe.
The acting leaves much to be desired. Five people join up with the Sheriff leading them. She is a tough woman. They face the threat of the killer bees. What exactly has caused them to start killing people and why in Los Angeles?
The lighting has a yellow ting to it at times. Regular lighting would work better. Lots of times the lighting is too dark. The camera angle sometimes cuts people’s heads off when it would be better not to.
The bees stings seems to turn people into zombies. As if killer bees are not enough.
Seeing the beehives moving does bring across a touch of terror.
There are only two bigger bees throughout most of the movie than all of a sudden near the end they are all bigger. No reason why?
The final battle of the group of humans facing the bees is a letdown. The movie does have one good scene near the end that is done in a frightening manner. The Queen Bee is a hybrid that does jump out at you and is ready to sting.
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