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In the end we all worship something.
A suspenseful, genre-bending film with two converging storylines. An aspiring college journalist records events in a diary about the turmoil of a society due to the insertion of a RFID chip mandated by the government. ? Years later in the rubble of a post apocalyptic society filled with decay and violence, the diary finds its way into to the hands of an officer in the New World Army who uncovers the truth about the past and discovers everything he stood for was a lie. But what will he do now?
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One of the reasons dystopian movie franchises such as _Hunger Games_ or _Divergent_ are frightening are because they paint a picture of an all-too-possible future for our country and our planet. This movie is even scarier--possibly even the scariest I've ever seen--because it shows a world where Christians are tortured and executed for their faith. Of course, that's been happening for a while; you read about it in the Bible, you hear about it in other countries, and even the Columbine shooters notoriously killed at least two young women for being Christians. Still, this is even grimmer than that. This isn't a Rapture movie; that would actually be less scary because the Christians wouldn't be around to see the horrors of persecution for their faith. With the way the world is going--seriously, just look at the news!--we could be living this movie in a matter of years. The question is: Would YOU be willing to die for your faith? Content Concerns: I won't do my usual listing, but, I will say that the violence can be bloody at times, and there are at least two profanities. Score: 4/5