THE DAY TIME ENDED: GALACTIC COLLISION

Cinemavixion Review

A curious relic of 1970s science fiction, 'The Day Time Ended: Galactic Collision' plunges a suburban family into an extraordinary predicament. When their solar-powered home is unexpectedly caught in a temporal anomaly, they find themselves transported to a prehistoric era, a stark contrast to their modern existence. The film explores themes of survival and adaptation as the family confronts a world populated by creatures long extinct. Directed by John 'Bud' Cardos, the movie features performances from Jim Davis, Christopher Mitchum, and Dorothy Malone, who navigate this bizarre displacement. While perhaps dated by today's standards, it offers a unique, albeit low-budget, vision of time travel and prehistoric encounters, inviting viewers to ponder the fragility of our place in time.