Future Justice

First off I want to give full disclosure that I did donate money to help make this film and I am listed as a producer. Having said that I can also say that very few film makers get as much bang for their buck then Richard Griffin. Griffin is a big fan of 70's horror and sci-fi from the USA and Europe. This film was inspired in many ways by a 48 hour short he did several years ago called Mutants of the Apocalypse. The short was about a nuked world taken over by vile evil mutants led by the disembodied head of Adolph Hitler. This film shares none of that story except for the nuked world part. The story begins on Titan where a cryo prison exists. The most famous of convicts there Python Diamond has served his cryo term and is being shipped back to Earth for his permanent sentence. As the shuttle approaches the Earth it is discovered that the planet has been mostly destroyed by nuclear weapons deployed by an unknown power or powers. They land and are beset by a roving gang that wants all their food and weapons. With Python leading the way they fight back with other survivors but there is something lurking underneath them all. The story is somewhat basic but it's execution is where this film truly shines. Richard is surrounded by very talented actors and actresses. He uses their skills to the utmost and they lift what some might consider tired material and give you something fresh. The screenplay was done by the star Nathaniel Silva (he also plays Python) and is ably supported by Steven O'Broin as the principal villain Gazeebo. Also the film stars Aaron Andrade as Major Uxbridge the CO of the prison transport team, Elyssa Baldasarri, Johnny Sedequest, Rich Tretheway, and Michael Thurber portraying a slightly demented version of himself. This is a fun popcorn film that isn't overly long so it doesn't drag.