Review of MegaFault

First, producers who have never left the LA basin need to hire people who have some idea of American geography. West Virginia? No way. Snow-capped, rocky crags there, in a movie purportedly about geology? Please. Then, continuing in West Virginia, large open flat plains. No, sir. It's outside Davenport, Iowa. The acting is sub par, even for a low budget SyFy movie. For instance, for a world renowned Ph.D. who is speaking on a subject with which she is intimately familiar to use 3x5 cards in her short speech is ridiculous. After watching the acting for ten minutes you realize that she is actually reading her lines off the cards. This movie has to be as painful to watch for real seismologists, as "Twister" was for real meteorologists, and "Hunt for Red October" was for anyone who speaks Russian or served on a real nuclear submarine.