Cyclone

Cyclone is a disaster movie that was released in 1978. The movie features Arthur Kennedy, Carroll Baker, and Lionel Stander.

The movie begins with the testing of a new kind of supercomputer known as Cyclone. Cyclone is capable of predicting the weather patterns and natural disasters with great accuracy. However, the testing of Cyclone creates an unexpected result when it causes a massive storm to form in the Pacific Ocean. The storm, which is a combination of a hurricane and a cyclone, is heading towards the West Coast of the United States.

Meanwhile, a beachfront community is preparing for a Fourth of July celebration when they hear the news of the approaching storm. The residents are advised to evacuate, but not everyone takes the warning seriously. Among them are a group of teenage surfers who believe that they can ride the massive waves created by the storm.

As the storm brews closer, the residents start to panic, while the surfers get ready to hit the waves. The town's mayor, played by Arthur Kennedy, frantically tries to evacuate the residents, but it becomes apparent that the storm is too powerful to stop. The storm hits the town, causing mass destruction and leaving the residents struggling to survive.

Throughout the movie, the characters are forced to make decisions that will determine their fate. Some of them choose to stay and fight the storm, while others choose to evacuates. In the end, only a handful of characters survive the storm, and the town is left in ruins.

Cyclone is a thrilling disaster movie that keeps the audience on the edge of their seat until the very end. The movie's special effects are impressive, especially considering the technology available at the time. The actors give compelling performances, and the movie has a sense of realism that makes it all the more terrifying.

Overall, Cyclone is a well-made disaster movie that is sure to keep audiences entertained. The movie has a classic feel to it, reminiscent of other disaster films from the 1970s. The movie's sense of urgency and tension keep the audience invested in the characters and their fate. Cyclone is a must-see for fans of disaster movies or classic cinema.