“Judgement” is the fourth in a series of faith-based films about the Last Days from Cloud Ten Pictures. This story centers around Helen Hannah, a former World News Network anchorwoman who became a born again Christian, and subsequently charged with crimes against humanity by the one world government. These events took place in the first movie in the series from 1998, called “Apocalypse.” She has been on the run ever since, and her saga continues here.
She is once again portrayed by Leigh Lewis, the only actor to appear in all four films, which includes “Revelation” (1999) and “Tribulation” (2000). Other cast members include Nick Mancuso as Franco Macalousso, the One Nation Earth leader identified as the antichrist, Corbin Bernsen, Tony Nappo, Patrick Gallagher, Jessica Steen, Michael Copeman, Marium Larvell, and the inimitable Mr. T as J. T. Quincy.
Producers Paul Lalonde and Peter Lalonde and director Andre Van Heerden (all three also collaborated on the screenplay and on the three previous films) created a motion picture with good production values and a movie series that gives a comprehensive look at a Last Days scenario. “Judgement” is watchable and informative entertainment from Cloud Ten Pictures. To get the full picture, view the four films in order: “Apocalypse” (1998), “Revelation” (1999), “Tribulation” (2000), “Judgement” (2001).
Judgement (2001)
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My Review
“Judgement” is the fourth in a series of faith-based films about the Last Days from Cloud Ten Pictures. This story centers around Helen Hannah, a former World News Network anchorwoman who became a born again Christian, and subsequently charged with crimes against humanity by the one world government. These events took place in the first movie in the series from 1998, called “Apocalypse.” She has been on the run ever since, and her saga continues here.
She is once again portrayed by Leigh Lewis, the only actor to appear in all four films, which includes “Revelation” (1999) and “Tribulation” (2000). Other cast members include Nick Mancuso as Franco Macalousso, the One Nation Earth leader identified as the antichrist, Corbin Bernsen, Tony Nappo, Patrick Gallagher, Jessica Steen, Michael Copeman, Marium Larvell, and the inimitable Mr. T as J. T. Quincy.
Producers Paul Lalonde and Peter Lalonde and director Andre Van Heerden (all three also collaborated on the screenplay and on the three previous films) created a motion picture with good production values and a movie series that gives a comprehensive look at a Last Days scenario. “Judgement” is watchable and informative entertainment from Cloud Ten Pictures. To get the full picture, view the four films in order: “Apocalypse” (1998), “Revelation” (1999), “Tribulation” (2000), “Judgement” (2001).