A family living on a compound in the middle of the desert is terrorized by aliens.
I promise to keep this short and sweet. The Day Time Ended is such a mind-numbingly awful experience that it doesn't deserve much of my time and effort. I'll start with the plot - what a mish-mash of different sci-fi ideas that all feel like they're from different movies! From the glowing green pyramid to the tiny dancing elf to the gigantic prehistoric creatures to the floating Roomba / fax machine (what was that thing supposed to be?) to the dancing lights to what I'm guessing was a timewarp of some sort, none of it makes the least bit of sense. Without a coherent plot, this one is a dud from the word Go. Poor Dorothy Malone looks as befuddled as I did watching this car-crash of a film. I'm guessing this is what a bad acid trip is like. The special effects, script, direction, and acting are all equally bad. There's really not much here to enjoy.
A VERY generous 2/10 from me.
2/10
I promise to keep this short and sweet. The Day Time Ended is such a mind-numbingly awful experience that it doesn't deserve much of my time and effort. I'll start with the plot - what a mish-mash of different sci-fi ideas that all feel like they're from different movies! From the glowing green pyramid to the tiny dancing elf to the gigantic prehistoric creatures to the floating Roomba / fax machine (what was that thing supposed to be?) to the dancing lights to what I'm guessing was a timewarp of some sort, none of it makes the least bit of sense. Without a coherent plot, this one is a dud from the word Go. Poor Dorothy Malone looks as befuddled as I did watching this car-crash of a film. I'm guessing this is what a bad acid trip is like. The special effects, script, direction, and acting are all equally bad. There's really not much here to enjoy.
A VERY generous 2/10 from me.
2/10