The Prophecy Page #4

Synopsis: "Some people lose their faith because Heaven shows them too little," says Thomas Daggett. "But how many people lose their faith because Heaven showed them too much?" Daggett nearly became a priest; now he's a cop. He may want to put religion behind him, but one morning a weird, eyeless, hermaphroditic corpse turns up. Suddenly he is on a path that will put him right in the middle of a war in Heaven. And once again, Heaven will show him too much: gore, blood, charred flesh, living corpses and much worse. Even more central to the heavenly war effort is a young girl. This American Indian child has something Gabriel wants. And Gabriel is willing to kill her and anyone in his path - or even reanimate a corpse or two - to get it.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Gregory Widen
Production: Dimension Films
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
43%
R
Year:
1995
98 min
797 Views


Wait up.

Brian,

have you seen Mary?

- I think she's out back.

- Allison?

We haven't seen her

since lunch.

Were you upstairs?

Mm-hmm. All right.

Until I get back

I want everyone reading...

and being quiet.

Mary?

Mary?

- Mary, come here.

- But Simon and I were...

Now.

Ohh.

I'm not mad at you. I just want you

to go back to class. Okay?

- Bye.

- Bye.

This is school property.

You can't sleep here.

It wasn't part of the plan.

Are you all right?

Not really.

I'll have to call

the police.

I wish you wouldn't

do that.

They can help you.

No.

Not me.

Please leave, Katherine.

Hi.

Well, now.

I thought you left.

I hid.

I'm very clever.

Oh, yes, you are.

Very clever.

Mary,

I have very little time left.

And since you have been

so nice to me,

there's something that I would very much

like to give to you.

What?

Something very special.

Can you keep a secret?

The biggest secret ever?

What is it?

Come here.

Come here.

It's okay. Come here.

You're a very clever girl.

Close your eyes.

Mary?

Oh, honey.

- Are you okay?

- I don't feel good.

Did you...

Did you eat something?

- Can I go home now?

- Come on.

It's okay.

Emma?

Mary got really sick in school

and I thought she should come home.

I don't feel very good,

Grandma.

Come on, sweetie.

It's all right.

I'll have the school

send for a doctor.

He was just lying

up there.

Most of my deputies are at a tanker

spill right now and they may be a while.

These people are rarely

any problem.

I'll have one of the boys come down by

tonight or tomorrow and shoo him out for ya.

All right. I mean, as, as,

as soon as you can.

He was kind of strange.

All right, thanks.

Looks like one of those snow angels

we used to make as kids, you know.

Lay down on

a clean snowbank,

swing your arms

up and down.

You know what this means,

don't you?

Our friend's cleaned out all our

evidence on Mr. Doe here, everything.

Yeah.

- Guard get a good look at who nailed him?

- Yeah.

Tall.

Smiled a lot.

I think I have to go.

- Where?

- Chimney Rock.

Go.

Figure this out.

Then call,

tell me I'm not crazy.

You like the desert,

Jerry?

You promised.

Soon! Don't be a pest

about it.

Never trust a f***ing angel.

I can't see, you know.

Hey, look, man, what the hell

do you need me for, huh?

It's a big universe,

Jerry.

Some things in it

are talking monkey work.

Monkeys. Like you.

Oh. Well,

that's great, Gabe.

Stop!

Stop the car!

Ahh.

I can always smell

a graveyard.

# Last night #

# I went to sleep #

You enjoyin' yourself up there?

I always enjoy

watching you work, Jerry.

How'd I ever get you

in my life?

- Stop. You didn't really want to kill yourself.

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Gregory Widen

Gregory Widen is an American screenwriter and film director. He is the creator of the Highlander film and television franchise, and the writer-director of the cult horror film The Prophecy. more…

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