The Last Seven (2010)

0% of critics liked it
(8 reviews)
25% want to see it
(273 ratings)

Football Factory and Dead Man Running co-stars Tamer Hassan and Danny Dyer reunite once more for this apocalyptic thriller set in London. A man awakes to find the streets eerily silent and all trace of life completely removed. He has no recollection of what has happened but he will soon discover… More Football Factory and Dead Man Running co-stars Tamer Hassan and Danny Dyer reunite once more for this apocalyptic thriller set in London. A man awakes to find the streets eerily silent and all trace of life completely removed. He has no recollection of what has happened but he will soon discover that he is one of only seven people left alive. He will also discover that he can trust none of his fellow survivors... ~ Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 24 min.
Directed By: Imran Naqvi
Genres: Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense

Studio: ILC Ltd.

Critic Reviews

Charlotte O'Sullivan, This is London
Here's a pretentious, cliché-ridden, London-set thriller notable for absolutely nothing.
Neil Smith, Total Film
Director Imran Naqvi evokes the requisite air of dread but is let down by an ending that neither surprises nor satisfies.
Matthew Turner, ViewLondon
Predictable British thriller with a lacklustre script, poor direction and atrocious performances, though it does at least deserve points for its deserted London scenes.
Trevor Johnston, Radio Times
It's all so dreary you'll wonder why they bothered.
Peter Bradshaw, Guardian [UK]
All this could have made an interesting film, but the dialogue and direction are just so agonisingly laboured.
Tim Robey, Daily Telegraph
As low on scares as it is on sense, good acting, musical numbers or other recognisable merits.
Simon Crook, Empire Magazine
Despite some effective horror beats, the payoff doesn't live up to the highly promising premise.
Tim Evans, Sky Movies
Clunky exposition and some decidedly wonky acting (Hassan's the best thing about it) slowly bleed the lifeblood out of a leaky plot.