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Acid Rain (1998) [N/A]

Featuring:
Duan Sanderson, Christopher Batyr, Matthew Rivera

Written by:
Albert Johnson

Directed by:
Albert Johnson


Release Date:
January 1, 1998

Original Title:
Acid Rain

Ratings / Certifications:
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Overview from TheMovieDB

When an angel informs an inner-city homeless man that New York City will be decimated in three days time, the down-on-his-luck outcast sets out on a mission to save his city in this religious-themed thriller from director Albert Johnson. Entrusted with an ancient scroll and sent on a quest to rendezvous with the father of lies, the weary messenger soon befriends a lost child who has wandered far from home. Despite his innocent appearance, this child holds a dark secret. As the unlikely messenger and his mysterious traveling companion set out to venture into a land of infinite darkness, the fate of millions hangs in the balance of a sinister prophecy which may spell doom for all of mankind.

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Overview from Open Movies

A NYC homeless man, Alex is visited by an angel and given a decree to deliver to the "fallen one", Matchet. While in search of the entity, he comes across a young boy who has been seperated from his parents. Suddenly Matchet appears, forcing him to run for the safety of the child. This sets him on an adventure through the underworld; a realm of darkness that exist all around us, but we are unable to see. Once your eyes are truly opened, things will never be the same.

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Acid Rain (1998) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 3.3/10

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Production

Director:
Albert Johnson

Producer:
Albert Johnson

Writer:
Albert Johnson

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