- AIPopDB score
- 75/100
- Format
- Film
- Year
- 2026
- Views
- 408.7K
Synopsis
In a single morning the largest earthquakes in recorded history strike every continent. By noon, the people who saw it coming have already vanished underground, leaving the rest of the world to face what follows.
A firefighter finds himself on the wrong side of New York just as the city comes apart, while his wife is on the other. Between them lie shattered highways, aftershocks, falling ash and a continent tearing itself open. He does not know whether she is still alive, and he sets out to reach her anyway.
While governments seal themselves into bunkers beneath Greenland and quietly decide who is meant to survive, his crossing of the collapsing city becomes a story about one man going for the only person who matters. The film closes on the question it puts to its audience: would you go looking for the person you love, or stay put and survive?
Last Updated 2 November 2026
About the Show
EARTHQUAKE: The Last Day is an English-language disaster feature from the one-person studio Epic AI Films, running 1 hour 17 minutes 50 seconds. It was uploaded in full to the studio's YouTube channel on 26 July 2026, where its description bills it as a 4K film, and hollywood.AI lists it under the shorter title Last Day in the Action, Thriller and Drama genres. The studio's site files it under its Disaster world.
The YouTube description says the film is an original by Epic AI Films, with story, script and characters written by the maker and "produced using AI video generation tools". YouTube also marks the video with its label that the content was made with AI.
The studio's about page presents Epic AI Films as the work of a single filmmaker, Alex, a London-based 39-year-old who started the channel on 11 September 2024. He says he creates the story and characters, builds the world, directs the images and motion, edits the film and shapes its sound, and describes AI as part of the production process. The film's page on the studio site credits Alex with story, production, editing and sound.
At the time of reading, the video had about 401,500 YouTube views; the studio's own site showed 390.4k as of 29 September 2026. The studio lists several other disaster films, including End of the World: 2026 and One Last Phone Call Before New York Fell, alongside fantasy and sci-fi features such as Age of Kingdoms and Nobody Was Alive When We Landed.
Audience sentiment
What the comments say
88 comments about the show on YouTube · updated 25 Oct 2026
82%
positive
Score = positive ÷ all scored comments
Sentiment split
- Positive
- 72 comments
- 82%
- Mixed
- 11 comments
- 12%
- Negative
- 5 comments
- 6%
Mostly positive: viewers call it gripping and the disaster scenes spectacular; criticism is of visual slips that break the mood and a sagging stretch after the opening
Top themes
“Really amazing disaster scenes.”
“I really liked it, it’s gripping, well done!”
“Like the concept, and the movie. But the mistakes keep breaking the mood, and I bust out laughing!”
“Not perfect, but good enough to keep me watching. I subscribed. Hope to see more. Thanks.”
“First eleven minutes, great excitement. Twelfth minute, instantly bordom”
“1:01:24 What is the Doctor and the firefighter running in the streets of a city coming down, when they are supposed to be on the plane?”
Image: ytimg.com
Image: ytimg.com
Image: ytimg.com
Fun Facts
- Maker's account of the work
- The maker says he writes the story and characters, directs the images and motion, edits the film and shapes its sound, with AI as part of the process.
- Source: epicaifilms.com
- Tools
- The YouTube description says only that the film was produced using AI video generation tools, and names no model.
- Source: youtube.com
- One-person studio
- Epic AI Films describes itself as an independent studio with one person behind it, based in London and started in September 2024.
- Source: epicaifilms.com
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Credits
- Director
- Alex
- Written by
- Alex
- Studio
- Epic AI Films
Cast & Crew
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