Vanishing on 7th Street

2010
R
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

4.9/10

28K

YOUR RATING

Hayden Christensen in Vanishing on 7th Street (2010)

When a massive power blackout causes a city's population to vanish, a handful of survivors band together inside a tavern in an effort to survive as darkness approaches.

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Horror Mystery Thriller

The population of Detroit has almost completely disappeared, but a few remain. As daylight disappears they realize that the Dark is coming for them.The population of Detroit has almost completely disappeared, but a few remain. As daylight disappears they realize that the Dark is coming for them.The population of Detroit has almost completely disappeared, but a few remain. As daylight disappears they realize that the Dark is coming for them.

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IMDb RATING

4.9/10

28K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Rosemary
(as Thandie Newton)

John Leguizamo

Paul

Jacob Latimore

James

Taylor Groothuis

Briana

Jordan Trovillion

Concession Girl
(as Jordon Trovillion)

Arthur Cartwright

Security Guard

Neal Huff

Chicago Reporter

Hugh Maguire

Patient

Erin Nicole

Paige
(as Erin Nicole Brolley)

Stephen Clark

Male TV Anchor

Carolyn Clifford-Taylor

Female TV Anchor
(as Carolyn Clifford-Taylor)

Larry Fessenden

Bike Messenger

Nicholas Yu

Chinese Reporter
(as Nick Yu)

Arnold Agee

Kid
(uncredited)

Christina Benjamin

Movie Theater Patron
(uncredited)

Courtney Benjamin

Movie Theater Patron
(uncredited)

Benjamin Brennan

Movie Theater Patron
(uncredited)

Director
- Brad Anderson
Writer
- Anthony Jaswinski
All cast & crew
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Storyline

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Trivia
The cast members would jog in place in between takes in order to maintain a proper level of intensity that was required for their characters.

Goofs
The jukebox plays CDs but suffers from vinyl-style slowing down of the music when the power drops.

Quotes
Rosemary: Why does this one work and all the others don't?
Luke: [smiling] It's a Chevy.

Connections
Featured in Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #1.6 (2011)

Soundtracks
Hello Little Boy
Written and Performed by Mildred Anderson
Licensed by Arrangement with Prestige Music (BMI)
Courtesy of Prestige Records / Concord Music Group, Inc.

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Review

Featured review

4/10

Not a bad movie

Well this movie has a good cast and even a decent concept, but its missing something that would make it much,much better. A decent ending and 'some' explanation. While i'm sure the the writers wanted to leave an air of mystery at the end, there was just too little build up in between. The actors did a decent job with what they had, I mean it wasn't there fault. The problem was we really have no idea about anything going on in the movie all the way through. Even when we start start seeing it first hand there is still no explanation. Still, as it the movie itself was OK(I guess) and is deserving of its 6 rating. I'm just disappointed as it felt unfinished and rushed and I know it could've been so much better.

I definitely wouldn't advise paying for this movie, but if you come across it on cable and you have nothing to do, check it out.