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Kevin Sorbo | ... | Father Douglas Middleton | |
Peter MacNeill | ... | Deadmarsh | |
Natalie Brown | ... | Khali Spence | |
Brendan Beiser | ... | Dr. Connolly | |
Frank Adamson | ... | Lowell Kent | |
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Gordon Tanner | ... | Symes |
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Brittany Scobie | ... | Mikaela Strovsky |
Brett Donahue | ... | Tony | |
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Paige Bannister | ... | Aimee |
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Tom Keenan | ... | Hank |
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Blake Taylor | ... | Reggie |
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Rob McLaughlin | ... | Eugene Herman |
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Gene Pyrz | ... | Jim Bailey |
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Tracey Nepinak | ... | Khali's Grandmother |
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Kevin Aichele | ... | Dutch |
Beneath the facade, is fear. Beneath the smile, is shame. Beneath the ground... is death. Environmental activist Father Douglas Middleton (Kevin Sorbo, as a most unusual priest) must stop a primeval beast preying on his eco-conference colleagues -- or fall victim to it himself. Written by anonymous
The acting isn't great, the dialogue is completely CHEESY. In a large number of action sequences there are fire balls that the characters don't seem to be aware of? Possibly a computer generated afterthought? I don't know. Silly monsters, I could see this being an episode of a TV series, but as a stand alone movie is poorly made. I feel ashamed for Winnipeg and disappointed in Sorbo.
The characters were annoying, and the jokes and assumptions about priests were repetitive and predictable. Ha ha, its so charming that he's a priest and good looking, WOW. I do not recommend you view this slice of garbage.