The Calling (2000) 3.6
A woman is used as a pawn to bring to fruition the rule of the Antichrist. Director:Richard Caesar |
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The Calling (2000) 3.6
A woman is used as a pawn to bring to fruition the rule of the Antichrist. Director:Richard Caesar |
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| Laura Harris | ... |
Kristie St. Clair
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| Richard Lintern | ... |
Marc St. Clair
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| Francis Magee | ... |
Carmac
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Alex Roe | ... |
Dylan St. Clair
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| Alice Krige | ... |
Elizabeth Plummer
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| John Standing | ... |
Jack Plummer
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Peter Waddington | ... |
Father Mullin
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| Nick Brimble | ... |
Police Inspector Oliver Morton
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| Rachel Shelley | ... |
Shelly Woodcock
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Camilla Power | ... |
Lynette Peterson
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Deborah Baxter | ... |
Receptionist
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Jack MacKenzie | ... |
Norman
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| Christine Moore | ... |
Little Girl's Mother
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Danielle Green | ... |
Little Girl
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Roger Brierley | ... |
Reverend
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On her wedding night, a young woman conceives a child during an hallucinatory encounter. Several years later, as her friends and family begin to behave strangely, she pieces together clues that lead to one conclusion...her son is the Antichrist! Written by mista005
Let there be no mistake: The Calling is not a very good movie. But then again, how many really good movies are there in this genre? Off hand I can only think of a few...The Omen, The Exorcist (the best of them all), The Shining, Poltergeist, The Blair Witch Project and The Changeling amongst a few others perhaps (I also liked The Ninth Gate). I can think of a lot more titles that REALLY stinks, and this is my favorite genre! As for The Calling I think it is an OK movie for the genre, and well worth seeing for those who enjoy this type of movie. It is nowhere near as good as any of the above, but it's still not all that bad. And even though we've all "seen this story before" I find the ending quite original. Helge Iversen