The Asylum has brought us many mockbusters over the years, including Frankenstein’s Bride, Ballerina Assassin, Morgan: Killer Doll, The Jolly Monkey, The Twisters, Road Wars: Max Fury, The Exorcists, Bullet Train Down, Jurassic Domination, Top Gunner, Top Gunner: Danger Zone, Battle Star Wars, Alien Predator, Triassic World, Tomb Invader, Atlantic Rim, Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies, Almighty Thor, Thor: God of Thunder, AVH: Alien vs. Hunter, Transmorphers, Snakes on a Train, The Da Vinci Treasure, War of the Worlds, Hillside Cannibals, Battle for Pandora, Pandora: Fire and Ice, Predator: Wastelands, The Anacondas, and many more. Now, it’s time for another one!
With Amazon MGM Studios gearing up to release what appears to be one of the most highly anticipated films of the year, the sci-fi adventure Project Hail Mary, on March 20th, The Asylum has gone ahead and given a digital release to the mockbuster The Last Hail M.A.R.Y. You can watch the trailer in the embed above.
Cast and Synopsis
Directed by Ape vs. Mecha Ape and Ape X Mecha Ape: New World Order director Marc Gottlieb, who also worked on the script with Ryan Ebert (Predator: Wastelands, The Anacondas), The Last Hail M.A.R.Y. has the following synopsis: When the planet Mercury is swallowed up by the Sun’s gravitational pull, a team aboard the Interplanetary Space Station, including a suspicious Martian scientist, must race to reverse the effect before Venus, and even Earth, are destroyed forever.
Juliette Cecile (The Beach Read Murders), Esmeree Sterling (Jurassic Reborn), newcomer Brennen Amonett, Canyon Prince (Battle Star Wars), and Bianca Foscht (Day of a Lion) star.
If you want to watch The Last Hail M.A.R.Y., it can be rented on Amazon for $7.99, or purchased for $12.99.
Are you a fan of The Asylum’s mockbusters, and will you be watching the digital release of The Last Hail M.A.R.Y.? Take a look at the trailer, then let us know by leaving a comment below. Despite being a Ryan Gosling fan, I honestly haven’t been paying much attention to Project Hail Mary, so I have no hype for The Asylum to capitalize on in this case.
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