Shockwave on DVD, Action, Stacey Oristano, Rib Hillis

When massive volcanic storms begin to spew from the Earth, geophysicist Kate Ferris tries to convince the Department of Defense that this is no natural phenomenon. They're the result of a seismic super weapon known as the Hell Storm device; and now that it's been activated, the shockwaves it sends out will destroy major cities across the globe, killing millions. When her claims fall on deaf ears, Kate teams up with her daughter and estranged husband at the San Andreas fault line to find a way to counteract the destruction. As Kate and her family navigate the fault, they find themselves directly at the epicenter of the largest shockwave yet. Now, in a harrowing race against the clock, Kate must figure out how to stop the shockwave before its effects seal humanity's fate once and for all.

STARS: Stacey Oristano, Rib Hillis, Ed Amatrudo

90 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Thriller | 2017 | Color

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Is not all that bad

I've seen soooo much worse disaster movies.

This one isn't great, but it's not all bad. The annoying kid is not revolting, there's a funny character for comic relief, the special effects are tolerable.

You know what you're getting, and it delivers. Explosions! Fires! Earthquakes! Did I mention explosions? :D Best of all, we get to see spots around the world exploding - the really bad ones don't do that, they seem to centre on Small Town, U. S. A., which is really annoying.

This is a fine timewaster. We know we're not getting some expensive Hollywood production (and some of those have been pretty bad, eh?).