The Day

The opening moments of Douglas Aarniokoski's post-apocalyptic The Day are a veritable highlight reel of dystopic imagery: empty roads strewn with debris, forests darkened by fire, and shallow creeks muddied from years of pollution and erosion.

Post-apocalyptic action flick that disappoints at Fantastic Fest.
The Day is the latest in a long line of post-apocalyptic survival flicks, but while it looks good and features a handful of excellent action sequences, it sadly brings little new to the sub-genre.

he Day follows a ragtag group of survivors as they attempt to make their way across a ravaged countryside, with the film detailing the quintet's exploits within a seemingly abandoned farmhouse. It's a fairly hackneyed premise that's utilized to...

Down the dismal roads of a post-apocalyptic landscape travel five good-looking actors toting guns and machetes. They are fleeing a dystopian plot device, which in this case happens to be roving bands of cannibals but could have been zombies or mummies...