The picture was produced by Charles Band and absurdly directed by John Hayes. Middling cinematography and electronic musical score by means of synthesizer, being composed by Andrew Belling and Joel Goldsmith, Jerry Goldsmith's son. Support cast is very good, but really wasted, being featured by experimented veterans in brief interventions such as Dean Jagger as Collins, Lew Ayres as Beckerman and Macdonald Carey. Stoic and serious acting by the incombustible Christopher Lee, still today successfully playing, such as ¨Dark Shadows¨and ¨The Hobbit¨. Protagonist duo is mediocre as Kirk Scott and the famous ¨Lolita¨, Sue Lyon, who had a bad career. This is a low-budgeted film and plenty of stock-shots about disasters and catastrophes. It's realized in a television style, terribly developed and slowly paced. This laughable below average Sci-Fi deals with an extraterrestrial invasion from outer space formed by aliens plotting to destroy the Earth while disguised as religious figures. Meanwhile, a marriage formed by a scientist (Kirk Scott) and his wife (Sue Lyon) are investigating weird signals from beyond space, it leads them the convent where are some nuns and the Doppelganger Father Pergado who have malignant objectives. Reviewed by ma-cortes 4 / 10 Inferior production about an extraterrestrial invasion with the great Christopher Lee as a strange alienĪfter witnessing a man's death in a bizarre accident, a coffee machine explodes sending him through a window and into a neon sign where is electrocuted, Father Pergado (Christopher Lee) encounters his alien double bent on world conquest and he then retreats to a convent. *** End of the World (1977) John Hayes ~ Kirk Scott, Sue Lyon, Christopher Lee
Given that, "End of the World" is remarkably dull. They discover priestly, but creepy Christopher Lee (as "Father Pergado"), and other silliness.
Scott and pretty blonde wife Sue Lyon (as Sylvia Boran) investigate the mysterious signals from outer space. He suspects a series of "Large Earth Disruptions" may be connected to the weird space static. Kirk Scott (as Andrew Boran) is the scientist who intercepts alien messages on his computer.
What the couple eventually discovers is a small remote convent with occupants who are not really who they appear to be," according to the DVD sleeve's synopsis. Hoping to discover the source of these signals and who's behind them, the scientist and his wife set out on a trek to locate the intended recipient of the signals. "A scientist discovers signals from space that appear to carry information concerning a series of seemingly unrelated natural disasters, occurring across the globe. Reviewed by wes-connors 3 / 10 Father Christopher Lee
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