Crystal Skulls (2014)

Crystal Skulls is a TV movie starring Richard Burgi, Wendy Glenn, and Sam Redford. It is 2020 and the apocalypse is inevitable. 12 of 13 Crystal skulls are united causing catastrophic events. Only the 13th Skull can theoretically restore order before the Earth is destroyed from within by their power.

Director:

Todor Chapkanov

Writers:

Denise Poole (as Denyc), Rafael Jordan

Stars:

Richard Burgi, Wendy Glenn, Sam Redford

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Richard Burgi	...	John Winston
Wendy Glenn	...	Sienna
Sam Redford	...	Mitchell
David Rintoul	...	Hadden
J.R. Esposito	...	Colonel Bailey
Matt Rippy	...	Terry
Hugh Fraser	...	John Sr.
Velislav Pavlov	...	Hussein
Hristo Mitzkov	...	Kasim
Terry Randall	...	Archer
Angela Rodel	...	Lab Tech
Derek Morse	...	Console Operator
Julian Kostov	...	Hadden Security
Iliana Lazarova	...	Laura
Peter Ladjev	...	Pilot

Storyline

A millionaire philanthropist collects the famous Chrystal Skulls trying to tap into their ancient powers. It is up to a team lead by a college professor whose father disappeared searching for the 13th skull to save the world when the first 12 skulls are united and reek havoc on the earth without the control of the 13th skull.

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Plot Keywords:

crystal skull | military | vienna | archaeology | spelunking | 

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Genres:

Adventure | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 January 2015 (Canada)

Also Known As:

Caveiras de Cristal

Company Credits

Production Co:

Bulgarian Unified Film Organization, Odyssey Media, UFO International Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

88 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

[All trivia items for this title are spoilers.]

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Goofs

Character states that the only way into a cave is by being lowered in. However, a short time later two people walk out of the same area without being lifted out.

User Reviews

promising idea, poorly executed

For starters, this movie bears no relation to the film info listed here "It is 2020 and the impending apocalypse is inevitable. Due to a rapidly growing Black Hole headed straight for the sun, Earth begins to fall into darkness" nothing to do with THIS film in any way shape or form. Some interesting special effects and a relatively promising storyline, let down by some implausible moments of scene setting, lots of British actors on-board. Its not terrible, just nowhere near as promising as the incredibly misleading tag-line. I often find movies based on such leading intros and this just misleading, it's simply wrong as if it has been written about another film entirely. I hope this didn't come from the studio themselves and its simply been miskeyed. if anyone were to invest money in a project based on an outline like this they'd be more disappointed at the result than I was with watching it.