Vanishing on 7th Street (2010)

dir: Brad Anderson

A mysterious, seemingly global blackout yields countless populations to simply vanish, leaving only their clothes and possessions behind. A small handful of survivors band together in a dimly-lit tavern on 7th Street, struggling to combat the apocalyptic horror. Realizing they may in fact be the last people on earth, the darkness hones in on them alone.

Cast:

Hayden Christensen Luke
John Leguizamo Paul
Thandie Newton Rosemary
Jacob Latimore James
Taylor Groothuis Briana
Jordan Trovillion Concession Girl
Arthur Cartwright Security Guard
Neal Huff Chicago Reporter
Hugh Maguire Patient
Erin Nicole Brolley Paige
Erin Nicole Paige
Stephen Clark Male TV Anchor
Stephen Clark Male TV Anchor
Carolyn Clifford-Taylor Female TV Anchor
Carolyn Taylor Female TV Anchor
Larry Fessenden Bike Messenger
Nicholas Yu Chinese Reporter
Nick Yu Chinese Reporter
Christina Benjamin Movie Watcher #2
Courtney Benjamin Movie Watcher #1
Benjamin Brennan Movie patron
Jennifer Lynn Bryant Theater Patron
Dennis Budziszewski Movie theatre patron
Ron Causey Vanishing Theater guest
Kyle Clarington Vanishing Movie Theatre Goer
Will Clarke Vanishing Movie Theater Goer
Pamela Croydon Vanishing Pedestrian
Shawntay Dalon Vanished #2
Adam DeFilippi Moviegoer
P.J. Edwards AMC Employee
Dave Kilgore Moviegoer
Shana Schultz Bar Patron

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AlexTerrazas wrote a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

Much like the craptacular 2005 horror film Boogeyman was about people being deathly afraid of doorknobs, Vanishing on 7th Street is about people being terrified by shadows and darkness. Except in this Read the article

amy-biancolli added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

This is a terrible movie. It has no business being as terrible as it is, because it boasts a perfectly acceptable horror premise and a perfectly acceptable cast. Read the review

owen-gleiberman added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

Anderson has made a zombie movie without the zombies. Read the review

joshua-rothkopf added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

Please. If you're going to ask audiences to submit to a dim theater themselves, at least greet them with the proper monster they paid for. Read the review

tim-cogshell added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

The dark is not threatening, and metaphorical darkness is even less so; as a result this movie is not particularly scary. Read the review

kirk-honeycutt added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

Whatever one's view of Christian evangelical beliefs, from strictly a horror-film standpoint the movie needs a better villain. Read the review

rex-reed added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

The actors work hard to convey terror-especially Mr. Christensen, who proved he could act when he played disgraced journalist Stephen Glass in the marvelous, underrated "Shattered Glass"-... Read the review

noel-murray added a review of Vanishing on 7th Street

Vanishing On 7th Street does work well as a kind of mood-piece, observing all the ways we surround ourselves with the illusion of warmth and security, before the shadows creep in. Read the review