A reporter is doing a regular live new report when the whole world starts falling apart! Buildings begin crumbling to pieces and roads start cracking up. The only answer is that everything points to Jerusalem and Armageddon. The reporter suddenly realizes that her daughter and husband are missing, so she follows in their footsteps to find them again, meeting bizarre characters along the way. Will she ever be able to find them before the world to irreparable pieces???
The Asylum’s Faith Films venture boasts that hardly any money is spent on these parody films they make, and it definitely shows. All the weird, crazy, and basically terrible special effects and sound effects used reflect both lack of funding and lack of care. Most scenes look like they’re done in one take and just slapped together in every way. It’s also likely that little post-production work was performed in these films. The only reason to even highlight them at all is to show how the only reason films like this are able to be made is because there are hundreds of terrible Christian films that are supposedly serious. Thus, The Asylum is able to hide among them and parody familiar titles.