The Rapture has come and gone. In it's wake, a wasteland filled with desperate bandits. Josh McManus, a drifter with a knack for fighting, must find the mysterious "Shepherd" - a dangerous mission that will put his faith to the test.
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| David A.R. White | ... | Josh | |
| James Denton | ... | Drake | |
| Hilty Bowen | ... | Sofia | |
| Michael Bailey Smith | ... | Salinas | |
| Robert Gossett | ... | The Shepherd | |
| Kevin Sorbo | ... | Honcho | |
| Bruce Marchiano | ... | The Stranger | |
| Brian Bosworth | ... | Hawg | |
| John Orr | ... | Spud | |
| Bradley Dorsey | ... | Bobby | |
| Lance Channing | ... | Dwayne | |
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David de Vos | ... | Nick |
| Shelley Robertson | ... | Molly | |
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Cristina Cibrian | ... | Emily |
| Brooks Hannan | ... | Johnny | |
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The rapture has come and gone! In this third installment of the Revelation Road saga, the beleaguered mayor sends Josh McManus on a vital mission to find the mysterious and elusive "Shepherd." With the aid of another survivor, can Josh find the man - and determine if he's a prophet or a pariah? Written by Anonymous
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7 October 2014 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Filmed in Happy, Texas located in the Texas panhandle 45 miles south of Amarillo, Texas. See more »Quotes
Sofia: Can you teach me to believe what you believe? Growing up, I never even went to church. My mom just thought it was a waste of time. We had no interest in it, so... joke's on us, right?See more »
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If you enjoyed the first two Revelation Road films, the third is worth a watch. It's not a perfect movie, but it is a fun ride that explores the aftermath of the Day.
It's B movie fun with solid writing and solid performances all around especially from James Denton.
The only weaknesses are some of the vfx in one scene early on, but it really does get better the deeper in you get. Bradley Dorsey's performance as a redneck opportunist selling human meat as real meat is my favorite of his yet! But don't worry it's not graphic. It's safe for younger viewers 10+.
The action is on par with the first two. Some great brawls keep the pace brisk. It reminds me of the first Mad Max in many scenes.
Overall, if you enjoyed the first two or enjoy post-apocalyptic films this is worth the couple hours.