This is aself0indulgent indie flick about how a small group of people living in San Francisco are dealing in a post-apocalyptic world. A virus killed off most of the world's population, leaving te once booming metropolis of San Fran at a population of approx 180. This is obviousl... read more
Adam Savage,
Mark Routhier,
Angie Thieriot,
Josiah Clark,
Jessica Viola
... see more
This pseudo documentary imagines the possible outcome after a strange and virulent virus sweeps the world, killing the vast majority of the Earth's population and reducing the city of San Francisco to... read more
Directed by: Calum Grant, Joshua Atesh, Joshua Atesh Litle
Release Date: April 21, 2001
DVD Release Date: July 10, 2007
Stats: 92 reviews
Your Rating
Flixster Reviews (92)
-
April 18, 2008
-
June 14, 2012
Some of the worst actors ever in a movie and the stupidest most pointless awfulest documentary type movie I have ever seen, whose idea was it to make this total piece of garbage, its all made up what is the point, and its boring
-
March 27, 2011
Some of the worst actors ever in a movie and the stupidest most pointless awfulest documentary type movie I have ever seen, whose idea was it to make this total piece of garbage, its all made up what is the point, and its boring
Critic Reviews
The performances in the film are so remarkable it's easy to ignore the implausibilities that surface. But even as its self-aware approximation of the doc format startles, Ever Since the World Ended la... Full Review
Continually tickles the mind while leaving a heavy lump in the chest, establishing and sustaining a unique low-key tone of mystery and dread. Full Review
It's an intriguing idea, ingeniously done (on a scant budget), but you have to swallow a good many implausibilities too, along with some variable improv. Full Review
As gorgeous visually as it is powerful emotionally. Full Review
The mockumentary conceit gives a vivid immediacy to the material, and the PAL digital video cinematography is often surprisingly lyrical. Full Review
A science-fiction tale shares a deep fascination with the logistical and psychological dilemmas arising from society's breakdown. Full Review
Wow! The acting is fantastic. I was mesmerized by these performances. Strong direction as well. However, I don't think they add up well in the format of feature length film. Full Review
It's The Blair Witch Project with brains and a social conscience. Full Review
Critic ratings and reviews powered by RottenTomatoes.com
Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)
Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)







