End of the World (1977)
1977 · Feature film · 86 min · dir. John Hayes
There is everything to look forward to...except tomorrow
- Fantasy
- Thriller
- Science Fiction
Synopsis
After witnessing a man's death in a bizarre accident, Father Pergado goes on a spiritual retreat, where he encounters his alien double bent on world conquest.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- John Hayes
- Writer
- Frank Ray Perilli
- Cinematography
- John Huneck
- Studio
- Charles Band Productions, Full Moon Features
- Released
- 1977-08-01
- Running time
- 86 minutes
Cast & crew
John Hayes Director
Christopher Lee
Sue Lyon
Kirk Scott
Dean Jagger
Lew Ayres
Macdonald Carey- Liz Ross
Jon Van Ness
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★ · I was surprised... · Ganbachi · 2009-03-09
I saw this film about a year ago... I wasn't expecting much but was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. The casting is interesting. The special effects are passable. The ending was the biggest surprise... it left me wanting more. Maybe I'm too easily pleased. I give it a 4 because even when he's slumming it, Christopher Lee is worth watching.
★★★★ · Missed that one · Ed Jr · 2010-01-19
The two bedroom scenes didn't add a thing, really stupid. Acting really poor except for Christopher Lee who is 87 now and still acting!! Too dark, maby the original film was better.
★★ · Sure not one of the best · Nicholas Dubreuil · 2010-06-18
Read somewhere that Christopher Lee was tricked into this one. He was announced the film would be full of famous co-stars. He ended up being the only real big name of the all show. Sue Lyon and Dean Jagger didn't help much either. The other Scifi stuff Lee was not much proud of was "Starship Invasion" made in Canada approximatively the same year. Try not take those 2 titles too seriously, or else you are bound to a big desappointement.
★ · Painful to watch · ptthere · 2018-05-02
Time moves so slow watching this movie. There are scenes even from the beginning that really are so drawn out, they serve no purpose at all. There are several "sequences" if you will with dialogue that are so ridiculous it is unintentionally laughable. I am sure Christopher Lee definitely regrets ever being part of this one. His acting job is actually okay in this movie though, the problem is the really weird editing, and really horrible supporting acting by others around him, with very poor special effects, and a plot that is almost laughable until the last 5 minutes, really makes this one a…
★ · End of My Patience · cosmico · 2010-01-19
I've never been able to get all the way through this film, no matter how hard I try. And I'm the guy who can watch the Larry Buchanan movies over and over and enjoy them to pieces. Go figure.









