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I didn't know if I should have been laughing, disgusted, disturbed or
scared during this movie. I kept on asking my wife, "is this a horror
or a comedy?".

The film is raw. Who stabs a pregnant lady repeatedly and then rips out
her unborn fetus and lies it on her chest to die? This film leaves all
the clich.

Karen(Ilona Elkin) is a psychiatric nurse struggling to cope with the
suicide of a schizophrenic patient(released due to overcrowding)who
threw herself in front of a moving subway train after seeing a demon.
Karen has a series of ominous drawings Viviane had created showing
demons in our world, warning of the dangers to come. And she wasn't
joking. On board a subway train, numerous passengers are to be chosen
for extermination when nutsoid religious fanatics, obeying a "higher
calling"(their confirmation sent via text message), armed with
"crucifix daggers", will target anyone not necessarily of the faith. We
see that some of the devoted converted aren't exactly as determined to
fulfill some horrifying command to slice throats and stab innocents
multiple times in the torso to "clease/save their souls". The
reverend(we see his smiling face with his family in a cardboard cut out
in Karen's psychiatric hospital advertising himself)has an
unquestionable following so convinced of whatever garbage he fed them,
it really is religious fanaticism at it's most horrid. Voices of
Eternal Hope has many members which certainly establishes how scary
this menace could be to the outside world if told to cleanse more souls
than those in a subway tunnel and train. We get a disturbing scene
where a kid comes toward a motley group of passengers who were able to
flee the train before being gutted like a fish, and gets hit across the
skull..such casualties are expected when the flock is as dedicated as
these members are. I have to admit that I wasn't expecting END OF THE
LIGHT to be so ambitious in it's storytelling in regards to Armageddon,
how chaos and anarchy actually derives from a religious fervor so
poisonous that streets are in flames, running mobs trying to get away
from hysterical maniacs, truly, with total faith, devout in the belief
that they are doing God's will, a mission to save souls by actually
killing people. I do think that this plot will offend some Born Again
Christians with it's subject matter, the idea of those who believe
wholeheartedly in the Lord, following "the voice" which desires for the
lost to be saved through heinous violence. In one scene, we see a
victim almost decapitated with a sword and another where a pregnant
member wanting absolution from Satan with a plea(along with members
round abouts expecting it as well)for her husband to use the dagger to
"save her"..there's nothing more disturbing than seeing a husband
stabbed by his own wife, only for others to take turns plunging daggers
in her, cutting the unborn baby from her womb! I think many will find
END OF THE LINE just plain blasphemous.

There's a virgin named Sarah(Nina Fillis) who folds to her lustful
desire, having sex with her boyfriend(Tim Rozon) who is later stabbed
in the back. Sarah is manipulated by a fiend, Patrick(Robin Wilcock), a
sexual predator who "wants his cherry popped". Unlike the flock,
Patrick just kills out of sheer delight, using the mantra of the church
as a means to an end. Wilcock, as Patrick, is one of those cockroaches
with a demonic grin, you root passionately against, a real despicable
heavy. His fate is rather interesting("Thank you."), though, and it
asks a question as to whether or not he was in control of his devious
nature.

END OF THE LINE, beside the apocalypse theme, is ultimately a fight for
survival, with numbers dwindling as time continues. Our heroes are
trying to make it to an exit while the maniacs follow in pursuit. My
favorite scene involves an ax embedded in a skull, pulling it out not
very easy. Nicholas Wright is Mike, a love interest of Karen's who
really endures some suffering. Others rounding out the cast of heroes
includes Neil Napier as Neil(in a part written especially for him),
with Emily Shelton as Julie(one of Patrick's near-victims). Joan
McBride stands out as the female antagonist, her devotion to God
unparalleled as she leads the extremists on their mission. Those
ghouls(called muffins)are pretty creepy, their slithery walk, black
skin, and glowing eyes(several of them scale the walls and ceiling, one
even comes out of the body of a victim)quite memorable, things right
out of a nightmare..