Revelation (1999)

In Revelation (1999), the sequel to Apocalypse (1998), we rejoin Thorold Stone, a man haunted by the disappearance of his family. Known for his logic and skepticism, Stone is caught in a world where Christians, now branded as 'The Haters' by society, are scapegoats for a series of heinous crimes and terrorist acts. As an officer working for One Nation Earth (O.N.E.), led by the dubious Franco Macalousso, Stone's journey takes a dramatic turn when he and his partner investigate a Christian gathering, the purported ground zero of one such terrorist act. Arresting the congregation and acquiring a cryptic disk from a woman within their ranks, Stone stumbles upon a conspiracy deeper than he could have imagined. An encounter with his superior, Len Parker, leaves his partner dead and Stone framed for the murder. Embarking on a perilous quest to clear his name, Stone finds an unexpected ally in a computer programmer who attempts to decode the mystery of the disk. As the plot thickens, the concept of Virtual Reality emerges as a pivotal tool in the execution of the 'Day of Wonders'. However, the enigma of the disk persists, driving Stone to the headquarters of 'The Haters'. Along the way, he must grapple with repeated attempts to sway him towards Christianity, a tug-of-war that intensifies when he confronts the Anti-Christ himself. In this world of deception and persecution, Stone finds himself allying with those society has renounced, including the resolute Helen Hannah. As the truth about the 'Day of Wonders' unravels, Stone and his unlikely comrades must thwart a program that could spell doom for humanity. The line between savior and Antichrist blurs, and Stone is forced to question everything he once held true. Will he unravel the truth in time, or will the world succumb to the deception? The revelation awaits.

Revelation is an action movie featuring Jeff Fahey.

It is possible to buy Revelation on Amazon Video.