Yet another mundane and formulaic paranormal thriller, The Prophecy: Forsaken has no passion or originality. Continuing the story set up in the previous film, a church layman named Allison must protect an ancient manuscript called The Lexicon from a new faction of angels intent on using it to discover the identity of the Antichrist. Tony Todd gives a solid performance, but overall the acting’s weak and colorless. The directing is also poor, and doesn’t carry any intensity or suspense. The Prophecy: Forsaken is a generic and trite film that adds nothing to the series.
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Yet another mundane and formulaic paranormal thriller, The Prophecy: Forsaken has no passion or originality. Continuing the story set up in the previous film, a church layman named Allison must protect an ancient manuscript called The Lexicon from a new faction of angels intent on using it to discover the identity of the Antichrist. Tony Todd gives a solid performance, but overall the acting’s weak and colorless. The directing is also poor, and doesn’t carry any intensity or suspense. The Prophecy: Forsaken is a generic and trite film that adds nothing to the series.