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FantasyThrillerScience FictionHorror

End of the World

- There is everything to look forward to...except tomorrow

After witnessing a man's death in a bizarre accident, Father Pergado goes on a spiritual retreat, where he encounters his alien double bent on world conquest.

Release Date : 1977-08-01

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Charles Band ProductionsFull Moon Features

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : END_OF_THE_WORLD

Cast

Christopher Lee

Character Name : Father Pergado / Zindar

Original Name : Christopher Lee

Gender : Male

Sue Lyon

Character Name : Sylvia Boran

Original Name : Sue Lyon

Gender : Female

Kirk Scott

Character Name : Prof. Boran

Original Name : Kirk Scott

Gender : Male

Dean Jagger

Character Name : Ray Collins

Original Name : Dean Jagger

Gender : Male

Lew Ayres

Character Name : Com. Joseph Beckerman

Original Name : Lew Ayres

Gender : Male

Macdonald Carey

Character Name : John Davis

Original Name : Macdonald Carey

Gender : Male

Liz Ross

Character Name : Patrizia

Original Name : Liz Ross

Gender : Female

Jon Van Ness

Character Name : Mr. Sanchez

Original Name : Jon Van Ness

Gender : Male

Kathe Cunha

Character Name : Nun / Alien

Original Name : Kathe Cunha

Gender : Male

Mary Daugherty

Character Name : Nun / Alien

Original Name : Mary Daugherty

Gender : Male

Evelyn Lipton

Character Name : Nun / Alien

Original Name : Evelyn Lipton

Gender : Male

Jane Wilbur

Character Name : Nun / Alien

Original Name : Jane Wilbur

Gender : Female

Pat Wylie

Character Name : Nun / Alien

Original Name : Pat Wylie

Gender : Male

Roscoe Born

Character Name : Student

Original Name : Roscoe Born

Gender : Male

Simmy Bow

Character Name : Diner Owner

Original Name : Simmy Bow

Gender : Male

John Dennis

Character Name : Beckerman's Guard

Original Name : John Dennis

Gender : Male

Frank Leo

Character Name : Beckerman's Guard

Original Name : Frank Leo

Gender : Male

Ron Carter

Character Name : Beckerman's Assistant

Original Name : Ron Carter

Gender : Male

David Gold

Character Name : Beckerman's Assistant

Original Name : David Gold

Gender : Male

Bennah Burton-Burtt

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Bennah Burton-Burtt

Gender : Male

Jeff Burtt

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Jeff Burtt

Gender : Male

Meda Band

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Meda Band

Gender : Female

Albert Band

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Albert Band

Gender : Male

Jacquelyn Band

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Jacquelyn Band

Gender : Female

Frank Ray Perilli

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Frank Ray Perilli

Gender : Male

Bertha Band

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Bertha Band

Gender : Female

Gordon McGill

Character Name : Awards Party Guest

Original Name : Gordon McGill

Gender : Male

Reviews

talisencrw

@talisencrw

2021-06-23

First of all, let me tell you straight off the bat that my rather high rating here has nothing to do with the film's quality. It has some decent aspects, mind you, but has 'TV-movie' or 'late-night time-waster' written all over it, despite Sir Christopher Lee's presence and a really good ending, for such a low-budget production. The beginning is also quite good and intriguing--it's everything in between that lets the film down. I like Sue Lyon (Stanley Kubrick's 'Lolita', although she's not a good actress, just an intriguing presence) and Macdonald Carey--but these actors are clearly at the stage of their career when if they're not doing theatre, they're taking TV-work or B-movies such as these, that fine actors such as Ray Milland, Bette Davis and Joan Crawford gave credibility to, in their declining years. There isn't a lot of action. It's full of lulls and rather boring--you get a lot of sequences of looking at screens or printouts from those clanky old computers and printers that used to take up so much space. Lee does the best he can, there's good chemistry between Lyon and her protagonist-husband, there's good use of stock footage of disasters happening all over the world, and the climactic shot at the end is excellent despite the low budget. It made me wonder how it would have looked if shot a few years later, when 3-D made a brief comeback as a fad. I gave one star (out of five) for one of my favourite horror actors ever, one for that shot at the end, and one for the way the poster reminded me of my favourite album cover--Oxygene by electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre. How I wish his music from that album had been utilized instead of the shreck that was used. So, in total, 3/5, or 6 out of 10.