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As the story of the end times goes on, David Michaels (William Wellman) takes over for our beloved Patty, who no longer has a head. When he meets up with Leslie (Wenda Shereos) and Cathy (Susan Plumb) and Cathy's three year old boy, the three set out to find salvation, and to find a way to keep out of sight from Unite. When Leslie is assumed dead after being shot, David decides maybe its time to give Unite a piece of their own medicine. As the two try to thwart Unites plans, and using their new counterfiet mark that David has invented, they can do things they never thought possible with the lord on their side. But the Tribulation gets worse as the things prodicted are becoming a reality, and Brother Christopher a.k.a. the antichrist, will stop at nothing until everyone is under his wing.

Obviously a bigger budget than the first two which made it an even better apocalyptic film, and a great addition to the famous Thief In The Night seriesm plus it was longer so you get more for your money, and even some cool car chases, and a cool crash which satisfy your apocalypse needs until it becomes a reality for us too.

Patty's gone; Praise the lord! I can't believe I said that.
Patty gets the axe, I mean, guillotine, in this film. A real shame, really. Patty's death was actually celebrated in my family's house. When she died, mother ordered pizza. Sorry.

This happens to be the best of the set of films, though I'd say Distant thunder claims the right to be second-best. This one continues the studies of the prophecies, but it begins to deflect somewhat off of the pure story.

This film also reflects the required fear of computers, technologies, and modernity. Here, instead of the panicky and furious Patty, we are left with David. David is a computer expert. David, and his new assistant, Cathy, a computer analyst who takes Patty's place but is far more rational, begin working on a counterfiet mark.

Cathy correctly indicates the moral implications of this critical issue. But David rebuffs her, arguing a matter of survival is greater than his committment to Christ.

You shall find that David is a hypocrite in some respects, and while he is more biblically trained than most people, he is so innately disgusting, one almost roots for Jerry and Dianne.

Of these films, however, this one truly hypes up the emotional terror without Patty there to scream every 2.15 seconds, forcing you to imagine the implications for yourself.

A bit of advice, don't drink water during the final third of the movie.

Won't Play In My Panasonic Region 1 DVD Player!
This DVD won't play in my Panasonic RV-30 Region 1 DVD player and I don't know why. I'll get a replacement and write another review.