End of the World

Synopsis

In the 1977 movie 'End of the World', starring Christopher Lee, a devastating prophecy sets in motion a series of catastrophic events that threaten humanity with a terrifying apocalypse. As chaos reigns and the world spirals towards its ultimate demise, a small group of individuals must race against time to unravel the mystery behind the approaching end of days. With intense suspense and gripping storytelling, 'End of the World' explores themes of survival, redemption, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of an impending global catastrophe.

Cast

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  Christopher Lee

  Father Pergado / Zindar

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  Sue Lyon

  Sylvia Boran

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  Kirk Scott

  Prof. Boran

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  Dean Jagger

  Ray Collins

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  Lew Ayres

  Com. Joseph Beckerman

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  Macdonald Carey

  John Davis

Reviews

Despite its promising premise, 'End of the World' fails to deliver on its potential, falling short in both execution and narrative depth. Critics have panned the film for its lackluster special effects, inconsistent pacing, and disjointed plotline. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a meager 18% rating, stating that 'End of the World' struggles to engage viewers and lacks the necessary thrills to sustain interest. IMDb's rating of 3.1/10 reflects the general consensus that the film falls flat in its attempt to create a compelling end-of-the-world scenario. Metacritic echoed similar sentiments, criticizing the film for its clichéd dialogue and uninspired direction. While Christopher Lee's performance is commendable, it is not enough to salvage this lackluster apocalypse movie.