Day of the Clones

2024

Action / Horror / Sci-Fi

4
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 53%
IMDb Rating 3.9/10 10 71 71

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Plot summary

When homicidal clones take over the world, a guilt-ridden scientist tries to protect a group of humans in an isolated farmhouse. But the child growing in his girlfriend's womb might just spell the end for mankind.

Director

Eric Steele Photo
Eric Steele

Top cast

Matthew Scott Photo
Matthew Scott as Head splatter clone
Laura Petrie Photo
Laura Petrie as Laura
Kerry Corcoran Photo
Kerry Corcoran as Car crash victim
Sam Burns Photo
Sam Burns as Sam
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898.12 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
NR
25 fps
1 hr 37 min
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1.63 GB
1920*816
English 2.0
NR
25 fps
1 hr 37 min
Seeds 1

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CineReviews66 5 / 10

⭐⭐⭐ (3/5) Mixed but Positive: Day of the

⭐⭐⭐ (3/5) Mixed but Positive: Day of the Clones is an ambitious sci-fi horror that succeeds in many areas but falters in others. At its core, the film tells a compelling story about the dangers of unchecked scientific ambition, but its uneven pacing and character development hold it back from reaching its full potential. The premise—a group of survivors trapped in a farmhouse, hunted by clones created by one of their own—immediately draws viewers into the post-apocalyptic nightmare. Johnny Topping and Laura Montgomery Bennett carry much of the emotional weight as Andrew and Lindsey, a couple struggling not only with external threats but also the internal pressures of guilt and survival. Topping’s performance is solid, particularly as Andrew wrestles with the unintended consequences of his cloning experiments. The tension between protecting loved ones and facing the reality of his past gives the film its moral center. One of the film’s strongest assets is its atmosphere. Director Eric Ian Steele makes the most of the stark Manchester winter, capturing desolate, pandemic-emptied streets that enhance the film’s apocalyptic mood. The film feels eerily real, thanks to the isolated, cold backdrop. This adds depth to the tension, especially as the group’s paranoia grows in their claustrophobic surroundings. Where Day of the Clones stumbles is in its pacing. The film starts strong, establishing its characters and premise, but the middle act drags, losing some of the momentum that the earlier tension built up. A few scenes feel unnecessarily prolonged, and some character interactions lack the depth to sustain audience investment. However, the final third brings the action and suspense back to life, culminating in a thrilling climax that raises the stakes. Ultimately, Day of the Clones stands as a bold and original entry in the sci-fi horror genre, offering plenty for fans of dystopian survival stories. It draws clear inspiration from genre classics like The Thing and Dawn of the Dead, blending their claustrophobic horror with fresh, thought-provoking themes about cloning, survival, and humanity's overreach. Though it may stumble in its execution, the film’s atmosphere and underlying ethical questions make it worth watching.
Reviewed by jcairns-468-29228 8 / 10

A Wonderful Nostalgic Feeling

This film really captured something essential and special that's lacking in so many bigger budget films. At first I was thrown off a bit by the indie quality of the special effects make-up/props that appear early in the film. But soon I got into the story of the plight of the main characters, the survivors they come across, the threats they face and the underlying intrigue and I pretty much forgot about any low budget constraints that troubled me early on. I really enjoyed the acting, the concepts and the overall feeling of claustrophobia and threat the filmmakers created.One really cool thing happened as I continued to watch. I got to experiencing that great nostalgic feeling of watching independent sci-fi, post-apocalyptic films in my youth at the drive-in or on late night TV in the basement where my mind could freely wander and enjoy the escape that only an independent vision made by passionate people can offer.Honestly, it's a real shame when I see the hateful reviews of a film like this, that has so much heart, thought and sweat of real people put into it, so much authenticity that the vacuous, mass marketed products on offer can't even come close to. Bravo for your achievement!
Reviewed by michellesteele-90019 10 / 10

Brilliant film!

Well worth a watch! This is a great film. From start to finish this film oozes creativity and has an excellent storyline.As far as I know this is the only movie made entirely in lockdown! Interesting seeing the buildings and streets deserted. There are lots of images in this film that you will never see again and it was quite eerie seeing a very busy city centre without any pe pole bustling about and the Manchester Trams all at a standstill.It kept my attention from beginning to end with a few surprises along the way and a little twist!!A talented cast and very well filmed especially in the fog and snow. Very atmospheric!For a film made on a budget, this is very clever indeed!
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