Runtime:
90 minutes
Release
Date: November 20, 2012
Rating:
NR
Director:
Paul Ziller
"Ghost
Storm" is the type of film that you start watching and think is
yet another release from The Asylum before you realize you're
watching a television movie. It's not necessarily a bad movie, but it
plays like a TV movie done on a low budget, which is exactly what it
is.
A bunch
of random kids hit a local cemetery to make out and run around like
jackasses, but they decide to do this in the middle of a massive
lightning storm. At some point in history, a bunch of people in town
killed themselves, and while hanging around the memorial to those
citizens, lightning strikes the monument and kills one of the teens.
The ghosts of those people then spring to life, running through town
and killing people.
Hal is a
police officer in town and the father of Daisy, the girl who was
dating the boy killed in the cemetery, and he decides that he has to
take control of the situation. Since they live on an island in the
middle of nowhere, they can't do something like pick up the phone and
call for help, so they have to rely on themselves.
"Ghost
Storm" is the type of movie that I should love, but it's
actually a forgettable film. The only thing that really kept me
watching was Carlos Bernard, but I expected a little more from him.
If you like movies where a group of random strangers must run around
like crazy because of cheap CGI ghosts taking over an island, this is
the movie for you. If you don't really care about anything in that
sentence, just move on.
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