Image of the Beast (1981) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 3, 1981

Original Title:
Image of the Beast

Alternate Titles:
A Thief in the Night 3: Image of the Beast
A Thief in the Night III: Image of the Beast

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy | Horror | Science Fiction | Thriller

Production Companies:
Mark IV Pictures Incorporated

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 93

This prophetic series began with "A THIEF IN THE NIGHT," then came "A DISTANT THUNDER" ...and now the MIGHTIEST of them all... ...as the story continues

Third and best known entry in the Mark IV series of fundamentalist apocalypse films. Fundamentalist Christian guerrilla David helps condemned dissidents escape, attempts to subvert the computerized Mark of the Beast, and generally tries to survive as prophecy unfolds in the rise of the Antichrist to the pinnacle of his power and the beginning of God's war on sinful man.

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Art Direction:
Tim Doughten

Assistant Art Director:
Joe Quinlivan

Assistant Director:
Ann O'Brien

Casting:
Virginia Martindale

Director:
Donald W. Thompson

Director of Photography:
James L. Berry

Editor:
Wes Phillippi

Executive Producer:
Russ Doughten

Lighting Director:
William Frazier

Makeup Supervisor:
Theresa Tang

Music:
Richard A. Girvin

Original Story:
Russ Doughten
Donald W. Thompson

Producer:
Donald W. Thompson

Production Assistant:
Clair Hiller

Production Design:
Tim Doughten

Production Manager:
Peg Courter

Screenplay:
Russ Doughten
Donald W. Thompson

Second Unit:
Craig Woodruff
Ron Burnell

Sound:
Bob Janus
Tony Sipofich

Wardrobe Supervisor:
Theresa Tang

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