The Remaining (2014)

It is not that I didn't like the movie due to its Christian theme, it is because there were so many flaws in the movie which made me laugh. Yes, Christianity seemed to be thrown into your face in the movie which I didn't care for but people need to understand that there are other faiths out there and not just Christians.

I have to admit, It did annoy me when the actors had to choose which faith they "must" turn to and if you didn't choose the right path, then you will be dammed! If you did choose the right path then your dead anyway! Go figure.

Acting wasn't too bad some scenes did make you flinch a little but that is all.

If you are a believer then this film may be for you but these kind of movies, well, nice to throw into a fire on a cold winters night.

Fmovies: Do NOT waste your time on this religious brainwashing propaganda disguised as a crappy sci-fi horror movie. Absolute garbage!!!!

Who is funding this propaganda? It seems more and more crappy religious films are being released to try and brainwash people.

Basic premise of the movie..... if you haven't bowed down to the Christian "God" and given yourself completely to Christian religion..... you will be killed/tortured when the Christian Rapture (end of the world) arrives.

Feel bad for some of the actors and actresses..... this crap isn't going to do much for your careers.

Do NOT waste your hard earned money on this garbage!

During the wedding of Skylar (Alexa PenaVega) and Dan (Bryan Dechart) there is an apocalyptic event that kills most of the guests. The survivors are the newlywed couple and their friends Tommy (Johnny Pacar), Jack (Shaun Sipos) and Allison (Italia Ricci). Skylar is mysteriously wounded and the teenager Sam (Liz E. Morgan) joins the group that seeks shelter in the church of Pastor Shay (John Pyper- Ferguson) that is convinced that they are living The Rapture from the Bible. They discuss faith and the fate of the survivors that are doomed to die.

Religion is a theme that is to be respected. However "The Remaining" is a religious brain wash about Christianity in a view of the Apocalypse. The Brazilian DVD does not provide any information in this regard and I was lured with the DVD cover and bought the DVD expecting to see a horror film. My vote is three.

Title (Brazil): "Remanescentes: Esquecidos por Deus" ("Remaining: Forgotten by God")

The Remaining fmovies. First off I have to start by saying yes this film is talking about the bible so of course it's going to come off a little bit on the preachy side.At the same time this has got to be one of the best Christian type film I've seen. The acting was top notch. Me and friends were in a almost empty theater watching this I myself am a horror fan so anything that looks remotely scary I'll see. So when the trailer came out I thought OMG this is going to be terrible. But I went anyways and I was really surprised I jumped so many times and we were all really really on edge waiting for the next thing to happen. So yes it is about the end of the world in biblical sense and it looks scary as hell. See it for yourself and don't let the message throw you off they actually do it right.

My boyfriend and I rented this movie after seeing a preview for it. And I have to say I was mislead as to what the movie was about. As a horror genre fan, I went into this movie expecting a horror movie.

I respect what others may chose to believe, but please....keep it away from the horror genre. If this is what we can expect, at least issue a statement or warning(for lack of a better term) to us who don't want faith thrown in our faces.

Aside from that, acting and special effects were decent. Just very disappointed and would have preferred to rate this movie with a negative instead of the 1.

I dunno - all you folks who are calling this Christian propaganda might need to lighten up some. Did you like "Prophecy?" or "The Omen?" Get my point? It's all religious baloney--this is no different. But I was really floored that the acting and effects were so good. I mean, I was under the impression this was one of those fundamentalist Jesus flicks like Kirk Cameron's Saving Christmas or that other piece of crap with Nicolas Cage, but it wasn't. It was actually good. Now, I don't buy into all this biblical claptrap and haven't since I reached the age of reason, but don't you suspend disbelief every time you watch a film? So take the "preaching" out of it and just watch it for what it is - a pretty good horror film about the end of days. Really, we all need to lighten up a bit. It's just a movie. Relax.