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In post apocalyptic LA being rampaged by zombie like cannibals humans that have some kind of genetic infection local man renchard is forced to live a daily struggle as he trys to locate radio signals and find a cure.
I AM OMEGA Theasylum.cc Starring Mark Dacascos Written by Geoff Meed Directed by Griff Furst Its GREAT to have Mark D. in a Theasylum pic.
This rendition has a new edge and Yet pays tribute to Charleton Heston and his version from the '70's.
Mark's character has been by himself since the zombies took over the open areas of Metro. Humans re-emerge in the shape of vigilantes and a girl with the cure.
Mark has a plan to sanitize Metro with multiple bombs,Gives film a urgency. This film doesn't seem like most from Griff Furst,It's a major step in a good way. Geoff Meed who also wrote the script has some great moments on screen, Duh ! Jennifer Lee Wiggins is the only female in cast and doesn't get to kick much zombie butt, But has emotions run gamut
that the boys struggle on screen for.
Behold the inevitable straight to video incarnation of Matheson's now thrice adapted "I Am Legend" which effectively combines the titles of the two latest ("Omega Man" and "I Am Legend") into one that will fool the unsuspecting movie renter/buyer. As with most knock-offs available from The Asylum, the much labored over box art promises a far more interesting and far more expensive film (it may be a tragedy that these are some of the last examples of good movie-related graphics). But since this is from The Asylum I'll assume you all also know what sort of inexpensive film to expect.
Trashing the straight-to-DVD industry aside, it is hardly the worst movie of its kind (that honor belongs to "Forsaken" with turns the story into a vampire road movie). "I Am Omega" has pretty good location use and competent production value. The editing is fairly stellar and the zombies weren't that laughable (although they were no substitute for the cloaked mutants of "The Omega Man"). And mercifully there are no bad video after effects like a lot of these low budget movies do.
The main problem is the slowness. The flashbacks in this version of the story (which cause the first 30 minutes to drag badly) choose to explain Dacascos' character as a tortured soul rather than unfold the explanations for the world being near over. The decision to use mindless zombies rather than intelligent mutants makes the action a little repetitive and doesn't actually help much with the horror. Red necks and the token female are added to give our heroes someone else to deal with. Director Furst and writer Meed add an explosion count down to move things along as well.
It won't hurt you too much if you keep your expectations low. If you're new to The Asylum, this is perhaps one of the better examples you'll find.
I Am Omega is based on a 1954 novel, I Am Legend, by American author Richard Matheson. The novel was adapted for the movie by screenwriter Geoff Meed, who also played one of the main characters (Vincent). This version of I Am Legend is one of four movie adaptations of Matheson's novel. I Am Omega was preceded by The Last Man on Earth (1964) (1964) and The Omega Man (1971) (1971) and was released to DVD one month ahead of the big-budget theatrical I Am Legend (2007) (2007) in order to capitalize on it. The title I Am Omega is actually a melding of the original book title I Am Legend with the movie The Omega Man. In Matheson's story, Robert Neville is the last human on Earth; everyone else has become a vampire or become infected with the bacteria that causes the change. Neville has become a legend to the infected because of his active attempts to eliminate the vampires. The title of The Omega Man was chosen for one of the movie remakes because Omega (Ω or ω) is the last letter in the Greek alphabet and is often used to mean last. Hence, I Am Ωmega refers to the fact that the main character in this movie, Renchard (Mark Dacascos), is supposedly the last real human on earth. The vampires from Matheson's story have been changed for this movie into zombies or, better yet, into ghouls because these guys move fast and aren't reanimated corpses. They are made so by the accidental release of a virus created during an attempt to perfect a biological warfare agent with a Streptococcus bacterial strain, better known as necrotizing fasciitis, or flesh-eating bacteria. This fictional bio-weapon then mutated, went airborne, and began causing humans to mutate into these zombie/ghouls. Despite the fact that it causes the victim's organs to function at near full capacity and increases muscle fibers, the victim's epidermal layer (skin) is in a constant state of atrophy. Renchard's wife and son. They are also shown in a photo on Renchard's bedside table and, again, about fifteen minutes into the movie, when Renchard has a flashback of sitting on a swing with his son in his lap. That scene is supposed to give the viewer the idea that Renchard may be fighting for his sanity. When the radio starts to "replay" news reports about how the virus affects the human body, Renchard yells, "There is no radio!" Eventually, the radio goes silent, suggesting that it was a hallucination on his part. According to the screenwriter, it was on purpose that no specific city is named. However, the movie was actually shot in and around Los Angeles, and the name seen on a dumpster indicates that Brianna (Jennifer Lee Wiggins) is in Oxnard (60 miles north of Los Angeles). Brianna refers to it as "the downtown area." Renchard appears to live somewhere on the outskirts of the unnamed city. Depending on how good the power grid is, it could take many months (maybe even a few years) before things like electricity, the internet, satellites, etc., eventually start to shut down due to lack of maintenance. The film's answer is that he already had a tall fence surrounding his house, plus an elaborate alarm and lighting system that would go off should anyone try to enter his yard. The real answer, according to the screenwriter, is that the owners of the house wouldn't let them board up the windows. Because Brianna is a dead-ringer for Renchard's dead wife (both played by Wiggins), and Renchard either fears that he's hallucinating again or that his dead wife is trying to reach him through the computer. Explosives. The poles mark the spots where the gas lines run into the city, where there exists a "large hive" of zombies. It is Renchard's plan to blow up the city in 24 hours. No. Brianna and her family were on the way to Antioch (a community in the mountains where surviving humans have gathered) when their caravan stopped for supplies, was attacked and as the last survivor she was forced to hide out in a fish store in "the downtown area." Using her computer, she sent out messages for help and rescue (it's not explained how), possibly through the GPS unit she has attached to her computer, Renchard's computer picked up on it, and they communicated. Ex-marine "Roughnecks", Vincent (Geoff Meed) and Mike (Ryan Lloyd) picked up on the signals because they were monitoring Renchard's transmissions, thanks to all their "special equipment", and they knew about Renchard's background in special ops and about his plan to blow up the city. They contacted Brianna, because she was known to possess an immunity to the virus, and they approached Renchard, because they needed his help to rescue Brianna. Because Renchard knew how to get around in the sewers under the city. They wanted Renchard to lead them through those sewers so that they could sneak in and out without being seen by the zombies. Once Renchard has rescued Brianna, they meet up again with Vincent and take out some more zombies. Suddenly Vincent turns on Renchard and fires three bullets into him. He reveals that he wasn't really from Antioch and explains that it was never his intention to rescue Brianna because he liked the changed world. Developing an antivirus from Brianna's blood would change everything back to the way things were, and he doesn't want that to happen. Vincent drives off with Brianna and leaves Renchard behind, wounded and alone. Renchard still manages to fight off a bunch more zombies, jumpstart a car, and catch up with Vincent, who is parked along the road and attempting to rape Brianna. Renchard plows his car into Vincent's van, and the two of them fight each other using poles and nunchuks. Just as Vincent is about to get the best of Renchard, Brianna sneaks up behind them and stabs Vincent with a knife. Renchard then knocks Vincent out, and he and Brianna jump into a Corvette with less than a minute left to get as far away from the city as they can. The time begins to count down ...30 seconds ...29 seconds ...etc. When it hits zero, explosions are set off all over the city. They stop at a roadside table where Brianna bandages Renchard's wounds. After sharing a kiss, they get back in the Corvette and continue on to Antioch. In the final scene, a zombie suddenly breaks through a hole in the ground. 646f9e108c
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