Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York

Synopsis

In the action-packed disaster film 'Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York', directed by Robert Lee, New York City faces an imminent catastrophe when a dormant volcano beneath the city suddenly becomes active. As chaos erupts, Mayor Rachel Wando, portrayed by Pascale Hutton, must work against time to save the city from complete destruction. With stunning visual effects and intense scenes of destruction, the film delivers a thrilling tale of survival amidst a natural disaster unlike any other. As the volcano threatens to engulf the entire city in flames, a race against time unfolds in this gripping thriller set in the heart of New York.

Cast

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  Pascale Hutton

  Karen Barbarini

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  Costas Mandylor

  Matt McLaughlin

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  Michael Ironside

  Levering

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  Alexandra Paul

  Dr. Susan Foxley

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  Eric Breker

  RJ

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  Matthew Bennett

  Agent Walters

Reviews

While 'Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York' offers a thrilling premise with the eruption of a volcano in the heart of New York City, the execution falls short according to critics. The film has been described as lacking in character development and originality, with an overreliance on clichés and predictable tropes. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus notes 'a misfire of a disaster film that fails to capture the excitement it promises'. IMDb user reviews also reflect disappointment, with many citing poor special effects and a weak storyline that struggles to hold viewers' interest. Despite a few suspenseful moments, the overall consensus is that 'Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York' fails to deliver on its potential.