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Terry Cunningham
Director -
Tom Berry
Executive Producer -
Neil Bregman
Producer -
Gordon Yang
Line Producer -
Lisa Parasyn
Casting -
Lisa M. Hansen
Executive Producer -
Stefan Wodoslawsky
Producer -
Michael Konyves
Writer
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CinemaSerf
4/4/2022 9:30:34AM
Luckily the Ring of Fire heats up - because precious little else does in this really rather poor vehicle for "90210" and "Buffy" star Luke Perry. As he aged, he lost his boyish good looks and sadly the acting talent left behind was simply nowhere near enough to hold this rather fanciful sci-fi together. To be fair, he is not helped by a really indifferent bunch of C-listers in support. Indeed Adam Frost ("Capt. Hayward") doesn't look like he has started to shave yet and Natalie brown just doesn't cut it as scientist "Jen". The plot is peppered with historical personal loathing issues and if anyone says "we have a problem" one more time...? I counted eight times as their mechanised journey into the planet's core to detonate some bombs to stop us being boiled/baked/steamed alive dragged on for what seemed like an eternity. The CGI is very basic and all in all this is just sci-fi channel fodder for some past his use by date eye-candy. Fortunately, there is the extra "s" in the title...
Michael Dorn
General FieldingNatalie Brown
JenMike Realba
DeckerAdam Frost
Captain HaywoodMartin Roach
Man in BlackJames Downing
Major McEwanMichael Teigen
BlackMarie Ward
Dr. Karen West