The Final Night and Day

The Final Night and Day grabs you and keeps you on your toes through it's duration. The dramatic relationships that develop between the characters throughout the film captures the audience and doesn't let go! Many struggles are presented in this film, not only man vs. monster, but man vs. himself. Plot twists at every turn ensure an enjoyable experience that will keep your attention. With an impressive cast and talented crew, The Final Night and Day promises an experience not soon to be forgotten! The stunning visual effects add a certain flare to a film of this genre. Congrats to the cast and crew for a job well done.

"The Final Night and Day" is the latest creation of DefTone Pictures Studios. Zombified Studios provides excellent special effects and zombie make up.

The story grips you from the start and takes you on an ever evolving struggle for power between 8 inmates, 3 corrections officers and a band of survivors.

DefTone Pictures Studios pulls out all the stops and goes for broke. Over 1200 cast and crew, the largest independent film ever made in Buffalo, NY! The sets are elaborate and story is action filled.

If you like zombie films. this is a must watch.

Without a doubt this is one of the worst movies I have ever seen in my life. Adam Steigert should apologize for making this film. To start off the acting in this movie is god awful. They display no emotion and you don't even care about any of the characters. The best actors in the movie are a group of geese they walk by. The writing is horrible and full of plot holes. There are no redeeming qualities in this movie. The only reason you should watch this movie is if you want to practice your mystery science theater routine. This movie is that bad. The way the people in the movie behave is idiotic. It amazes me that the people in the movie even survived 10 minutes. This movie is pure garbage and I believe ever copy of this movie should be destroyed.

Although this film was not well received on a large scale, I don't think it was meant to be. What I do know is it was a made with an extremely low budget (much less than what Hollywood considers "low budget")- this might be considered "no budget. Considering its a first time experimental film project created by a very young man; and I don't think it was meant to contend with other 'serious' Hollywood films. That said, I think Adam did a decent job with what he had to work with in Buffalo, NY (although the film is mostly shot in the extremely small town of Tonawanda, NY). Lets see what he does next and go from there. For anyone who thinks they are a film buff just because they have seen a bunch of films, yet have never tried to make a film, I suggest you give it a shot. Films are much easier to criticize than to make.