2012 - DOOMSDAY

Cinemavixion Review

Nick Everhart's "2012 - Doomsday" presents a low-budget, yet ambitious, exploration of faith and impending catastrophe. Set against the backdrop of the Mayan calendar's prophesied end date, the film follows four disparate individuals drawn to a sacred Mexican temple. The narrative weaves together elements of spiritual quest with the scientific dread of a global polar shift, aiming for a profound, albeit grim, conclusion. While the production values might be modest, the earnest performances from Cliff De Young, Dale Midkiff, and Ami Dolenz anchor the film's thematic concerns. It's a viewing experience that leans into its apocalyptic premise, offering a thought-provoking, if somber, reflection on belief in the face of the unknown. For those intrigued by end-of-the-world scenarios with a spiritual undertone, "2012 - Doomsday" provides a unique, if niche, cinematic journey.