New World Order: The End Has Come

Synopsis

New World Order: The End Has Come is a 2013 apocalyptic thriller starring Erin Runbeck that plunges viewers into a world grappling with chaos and survival following a catastrophic global event. The film explores themes of governmental control, conspiracy, and the fight for freedom as society unravels. Erin Runbeck leads a group of survivors navigating the dangers of a crumbling world order, confronting both external threats and internal conflicts. The movie combines elements of suspense and action to depict humanity's struggle to rebuild and resist oppressive forces during tumultuous times. Its gritty narrative and dystopian setting aim to engage fans of post-apocalyptic dramas.

Cast

• Erin Runbeck

  Christen Brooks

• Melissa Farley

  Demi Holloway

• Daniel Spalding

  Jason

• Will Roberts

  Cedric

• Kevin Herrmann

  NWO Official

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  Michael C. Alvarez

  Supreme Chancellor

Reviews

Critical reception for New World Order: The End Has Come has been largely unfavorable, as reflected in its low IMDb rating of 3.6/10. Viewers and critics have commonly cited the film's production values and pacing as significant drawbacks. On IMDb, many users have praised Erin Runbeck's performance but noted that the storyline often feels clichéd and underdeveloped, with some describing the film as 'an ambitious idea that falls flat in execution.' The movie did not garner enough reviews to feature on Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, indicating it flew under the radar for mainstream critics. Independent reviewers have echoed similar sentiments, highlighting the potential in the film’s premise but criticizing its limited budget and uneven acting. Fans of the genre might appreciate its earnest attempt at a dystopian narrative, but overall, the film struggles to deliver a compelling or original experience.