The Prophecy 5: Forsaken (2005)
Rated: Not Rated
Runtime: 75 mins
Synopsis: The fifth film in the adventure/horror series, THE PROPHECY: FORSAKEN continues its tale of the secret battles between hell, heaven, and the earth caught between them. Allison (Kari Wuhrer) has come into possession of the Lexicon, an ancient book that writes itself and is said will reveal... The fifth film in the adventure/horror series, THE PROPHECY: FORSAKEN continues its tale of the secret battles between hell, heaven, and the earth caught between them. Allison (Kari Wuhrer) has come into possession of the Lexicon, an ancient book that writes itself and is said will reveal the moment when the Antichrist will appear on earth. A group of dangerous angels begin the hunt for Allison, eager for the information contained in the Lexicon. The only person willing to assist her is a police officer (Jason Scott Lee), but even his efforts may not be enough to stop the ruthless beings from above. THE PROPHECY: FORSAKEN continues the plotline introduced in the previous installment of the series. [More]
Genre: Horror/Suspense
Starring: Kari Wuhrer, Jason Scott Lee, Tony Todd, Doug Bradley, John Light
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The only thing I missed in the second film was Doug Bradley in one of his more notable non-Pinhead roles.
A more straightforward, restrained film than Uprising, Forsaken doesn't provide much in the way of scares or special effects.
But we do learn that the Devil likes to eat Twinkies, so there's that at least.
Didn't the first few Prophecy movies have Christopher Walken in them? That seems like 400 years ago, doesn't it?
...much more an action picture than its predecessors and as such, the element of supernatural suspense the franchise has going for it is all but lost.
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