Doomsdayer (2000)

An international anti-terrorist organization has a mission to track down weapons of mass destruction before they fall into the wrong hands. They discover the existence of a powerful weapon ... See full summary »

Director:

Michael J. Sarna

Writers:

Bob Couttie (screenplay), Bob Couttie (story),

Stars:

Joe Lara, Udo Kier, January Isaac

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Joe Lara	...	Jack Logan
Udo Kier	...	Max Gast
January Isaac	...	Dyna Castenada
Brigitte Nielsen	...	Elizabeth Gast
Alexa Jago	...	Mary Silverbell
Paige Rowland	...	Valentin Daly
T.J. Storm	...	Pettigrew Montgomery
Daniel Massa	...	Emilio Costaneda
Paul Holme	...	Commander Torres
Romano Kristoff	...	McLean
Don Stockwell	...	Burt
Noel Izon	...	Burgess
Benson Ventura	...	Amos
James Gregory Paolleli	...	McDowell (as James Paolelli)
Neil Morrison	...	Gross

Storyline

An international anti-terrorist organization has a mission to track down weapons of mass destruction before they fall into the wrong hands. They discover the existence of a powerful weapon called the Doomsdayer, which is capable of triggerring the meltdown of every nuclear power plant of Earth. Mission specialist Jack Logan (Joe Lara) i assigned to travel halfway around to find Max Gast (Udo Kier), the owner of this terrible weapon, and track him until he can locate the device. But the device has already been activated and the seven-days countdown has begun.

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Plot Keywords:

exploding helicopter | independent film

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Genres:

Action

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for violence and sexuality

Details

Country:

Philippines Italy

Language:

English

Release Date:

2001 (USA)

Also Known As:

A végzet markában

Filming Locations:

Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Subic, Zambales, Philippines

Company Credits

Production Co:

Eagle Pictures, Quantum Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

User Reviews

Great action... bad dialogue!

I rented this for the director... I knew it would be action packed, but figured on low-budget tripe... it had a great look and feel, too bad he wasn't given a better script to work with, IE: "The 'Prime Minister'" lines... what a hoot. Even with the poor dialogue and spots of bad acting, I enjoyed the film, it just needed some more explosions! I look forward to Sarna's future efforts. BTW: What is up with T.J. Storms' wardrobe?! he looked like a pimp from Starsky and Hutch, not a well bred killer!