New York, Christmas Eve, 1999 - at the dawn of the new millennium - a subway construction crew unearths an eight hundred year old Celtic skeleton and a mysterious key. Archeologist Karen Goodleaf is called in to determine the meaning of the discovery. News of the discovery reaches a Middle East monastery where the warrior monks knowns as the Knights Templar - an ancient sect entrusted with protecting holy relics - choose their best pupil, Lukas to face the diabolical threat. As Lukas races to New York, an evil Minion seizes Karen and uses her body like a parasite and host!
Length 95 minutes
Dolph Lundgren | Françoise Robertson | Roc LaFortune | David Nerman | Allen Altman | Jean-Marc Bisson | Don Francks | Michael Greyeyes | Andy Bradshaw | Anik Matern | Tony Calabretta | James Bradford | Tedd Dillon | Matt Holland | Dennis St John | Michel Perron | Flint Eagle | Arthur Holden | Desmond Campbell | Mike Chute | Pierre Leblanc | Victoria Sanchez | Noël Burton | Daniel Skorzewski | Peter Cox
| Date Viewed | Device | Format | Source | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12/13/2025 | Computer | Broadcast | Other | 5 stars |
| (Average) 5 stars |
Final film for Xmas Ruins The Trash Garage marathon programmed by Jef Burnham. I’ve had this on my watchlist for a long time so it was nice to cross it off. Now I know why it has low ratings; it’s not very good. So exposition heavy and really doesn’t have much action until the end. It’s a slog.
I think there’s a better movie to be made out of this premise. The only tie to Christmas is a character saying “it’s Christmas Day!” Two thirds into the movie. Absolutely zero connection otherwise so I’m not counting it for Advent.
This made me appreciate Dolph’s I COME IN PEACE even more.
2 days ago
I’ve been meaning to watch this at some point for ages. For some reason I had it in my head that this was an Uwe Boll film.