A documentary that examines the theory that the world is doomed and nothing can be done about it.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
George Kennedy | ... | Self | |
C. Lindsay Workman | ... | 2nd Narrator (as Lindsay Workman) | |
Greg Michaels | ... | Prophet | |
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Gary Maxwell | ... | Pagan Leader |
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Ken Hill | ... | Chester Brooks |
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Maurice Chatelain | ... | Self (as Dr. Maurice Chatelain) |
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Jeffrey Goodman | ... | Self (as Dr. Jeffrey Goodman) |
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Stephen Plagemann | ... | Self (as Dr. Stephen Plagemann) |
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Peter Franken | ... | Self (as Dr. Peter Franken) |
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Nancy Litwack | ... | Self |
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Tim Wilhelm | ... | Self |
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Jim Ellison | ... | Self |
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Clarisa Bernhardt | ... | Self |
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Christiane Carman | ... | Computer Technician (as Christiane Carmen) |
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Dale Alan Cooke | ... | Computer Technician |
A documentary that examines the theory that the world is doomed and nothing can be done about it.
Although the content of the movie itself is a bit on the lame side (though quite amusing), the soundtrack is a real treat for those who have an ear for early electronic music. It is performed by Synergy (Larry Fast), who produced several cutting-edge electronic music albums starting in the mid-70's. You can still find CD's of this soundtrack and Synergy's other works if you search the internet. I recently picked up an autographed copy of this soundtrack CD for the same price as what you'd pay for a regular disc at the local record store. Google "the artist shop" if you're interested (this is not an advertisement, but I personally have been very satisfied with all of my purchases there).