David Hedison, Diane Venora, Franco Nero
Michael York is the prince of darkness in this apocalyptic sequel to the 1999 surprise hit produced by Matthew Crouch (son of televangelist Paul Crouch). After trying to kill his baby brother David, S...( read more
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Directed by: Brian Trenchard Smith, Brian Trenchard-Smith
Release Date: September 7, 2001
DVD Release Date: March 12, 2002
Stats: 103 reviews
I have no idea what Omega Code 1 was about or how this is a sequel since it is fairly self-contained, but this one has Michael Biehn and that is the only reason it even showed up on my radar. I gave it a cursory research glance and it looks like this was a movie financed by some ...( read more)
(2001 Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith) ok Another of my Easter week reviews..Michael York (John the Baptist-) plays the anti-CHrist in this move...quite convincingly!! I am a big fan of (Blade, the Killing Field).
I thought this movie was even a little better than the first one. I feel it is a must see.
Christian films have to the worst on the market. If these guys are so bent on doing their best for god, they should step up their game a bit. As of now, they make him look bad.
What looked to be a low-budget movie turned-out to be a very good, believable version of the apocalypse. 100 times better acting than in the Left Behind movies. Michael Biehn is always excellent, but the supporting cast is great also.
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(2001 Director: Brian Trenchard-Smith) ok Another of my Easter week reviews..Michael York (Anaconda, John the Baptist-) plays the anti-CHrist in this move...quite convincingly!! I am a big fan of (Blade, the Killing Field).
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