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Blogger William Cassidy and alien researcher Joe Sullivan happen to witness a strange event on the night of a solar storm. Two men then are hunted by an unseen person and try to survive. Another mystery group starts their research to reveal the thing happen that night which is believed to be harmful to the Earth.

Genre:

Sci-Fi

Actors:

Julian Richings, Lisa Houle, Adam Seybold, Mark Gibson, Justin Darmanin, Ry Barrett, Ari Millen, Cat Hostick, Tony Burgess, Jason David Brown, Matt Griffin, ...»

Director:

Chad Archibald, Matt Wiele

Country:

Canada

Release:

2014

IMDb:

3.7

Quality:

Duration:

82 min

Daily Dead

Over the course of Ejecta's 83-minute runtime, it felt like I was watching three very different movies at once, but they never quite all come together cohesively. The film also squanders a strong performance from Julian Richings.

January 06, 2016

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Flick Filosopher

Quite possibly an alien torture device designed to turn our brains to mush. *sob*

February 27, 2015

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The Film Stage

Richings is fantastic as Cassidy, possessed by vulnerability yet never presented as weak.

February 28, 2016

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Slant Magazine

The cogent character study nestled inside all the bombast remains crafty for its rare commingling of artful storytelling and genre nonsensicality.

February 23, 2015

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Birth.Movies.Death.

On narrative alone, it's hard to recommend EJECTA, but on style and flourish, it's hard not to.

March 01, 2015

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TheFrightFile.com

A wearisome, empty-headed mess, barely feeling as if it is a completed film at all. When it is over, its memory—just like an otherworldly probe—all but entirely vanishes in an instant.

February 24, 2015

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The Dissolve

Burgess' script has an ingenious structure that leaves the middle of the story blank, but Ejecta doesn't improve by sketching in that central mystery.

March 02, 2015

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We Got This Covered

Ejecta is just another sci-fi flick without a true identity, playing off extraterrestrial stereotypes that have been used time and time again.

March 01, 2015

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Blu-ray.com

A few crisp encounters retain pleasing intimidation, but directors Chad Archibald and Matt Wiele are too busy making a visual effects demo reel to care much about the dramatic value of their feature.

February 26, 2015

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Village Voice

The whole never makes much sense, and there's entirely too much screaming, but the directors stage the shocks with wicked aplomb.

February 24, 2015

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