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Cast

Demi Moore
as Abby Quinn

Michael Biehn
as Russell Quinn

Jürgen Prochnow
as David

Manny Jacobs
as Avi

Peter Friedman
as Father Lucci

John Taylor
as Jimmy Zaragoza

Lee Garlington
as Dr. Inness

Akosua Busia
as Penny

Harry W. Basil
as Kid's Korner Salesman

Arnold Johnson
as Janitor

Leo Cimino
as Head Cardinal

John Walcutt
as Noviciate

Richard Devon
as 2nd Cardinal

Michael Laskin
as Israeli Colonel

Haney W. Baisl
as Kid's Komer Salesman

Patricia Allison
as Administrator

Ian Buchanan
as Meteorologist

Pennie Du Pont

Mariko Tse
as Private Nurse

Yuri Ogawa
as Nurse

Sonny Santiago
as Medical Technician

Fredric Arnold
as Surgeon

Rabbi Baruch Cohon
as Cantor

Rabbi William Kramer
as Ragbbi Ornstein

Blanche Rubin
as Mrs. Ornstein

John Heard
as Reverend

Glynn Edwards
as Newscaster

Joe Mays
as Motel Clerk

Robin Groth
as Newscaster

Dick Spangler
as Newscaster

Jane Frances
as Game Show Woman

Harry Bartron
as Reporter

Dale Butcher
as Reporter

Dorothy Sinclair
as Reporter

Larry Eisenberg
as Reporter

Lisa Hestrin
as Nurse

Christiane Carman
as Nurse

Irene Fernicola
as Nurse

Karen Shaver
as Nurse

Cornelia Whitcomb
as Nurse

Adam Nelson
as Paramedic

David L. King
as Paramedic

Robert Herron
as Jimmy's Guard

J.N. Roberts
as Jimmy's Guard

Hank Calia
as Jimmy's Guard

Gary Epper
as Jimmy's Guard

John Sherrod
as Jimmy's Guard

Hugo L. Stanger
as Old Priest

Darwyn Carson
as Reporter

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Critic Reviews for The Seventh Sign

Audience Reviews for The Seventh Sign

• Oct 09, 2011

  David Bannon: Remember it all, write it down, tell it; so people will use the chance she has given them.  "An ancient evil has been awakened and there is nothing you can do to stop it... except pray" The Seventh Sign is a horrible and dumb religious based thriller. It is kind of packaged as a horror film, but there is nothing about it that is scary or seems to try to be scary. The scariest thing about it is the bad performance from Demi Moore and the garbage dialogue you have to sit through. I thought, at the least, this would be a fairly interesting movie. It's about the apocalypse and takes its plot directly from the Bible; obviously it takes some liberties, but it should still be interesting. But no, it is just an awful, awful movie.  Demi Moore plays an expectant mother who has already lost one baby during pregnancy in the past and she isn't about to lose another one. Then a weird guy moves into their garage and she starts getting very suspicious of him. Then a bunch of crazy end of the world shit starts happening and I could not have been less interested.  This movie doesn't seem to really try to do anything that could relatively be called interesting. It's all so dull; from the performances to the dialogue to the characters. The 90 minute run time felt like 190 minutes. This movie really isn't worth a look. Don't let the plot description lure you in because the plot description is the best thing about it.
  Melvin W Super Reviewer
• May 23, 2011

  Could Demi Moore's coming childbirth have something to do with the coming apocalypse? The signs seem to point to just that ... all seven of 'em! Not bad exactly, but not exactly good either.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer
• Jun 27, 2009

  Don't like Demi Moore much and she is 95% of the film. . .
  Miriam K Super Reviewer
• Oct 25, 2007

  Oh man this was terrible. God sure goes through a lot of trouble to end the world for demi moore to just painlessly give her life to her baby to save mankind. For no reason the 'Guf' becomes magically full again, and that's that. It started with potential and by the end it felt like the filmmakers had to end it and make it a happy ending when it really shouldn't have.
  Curtis L Super Reviewer

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