Six Hundred and Sixty-Six

Set in a desolate, post-apocalyptic world where the threat of nuclear annihilation looms large, "666" is a 1991 science fiction film directed by William Fruet. The movie is based on a screenplay by Fruet and stars Tony Beckley, Deborah Raffin, and David Warner. It begins with a series of catastrophic world events that have pushed humanity to the brink of disaster. The world teeters on the edge as the threat of nuclear war becomes increasingly imminent. The story centers around a team of people residing in an underground complex equipped with cutting-edge computer systems that monitor and track global events in real-time. This team, led by a no-nonsense military officer, Captain Harris (played by Tony Beckley), has been tasked with analyzing the data from the computer systems and identifying the best possible course of action in the face of this impending catastrophe. As the situation becomes more dire, the team discovers that their air supplies will run out in just eight days, severely limiting their options for survival. The tension is palpable as the team debates their next move, weighing the pros and cons of each potential course of action. The team's analysis leads them to believe that their only hope for survival lies in finding a way to escape the underground complex and find a new source of air. However, the threat of nuclear war complicates this plan, as it is becoming increasingly clear that the warheads will soon be launched, dooming humanity to extinction. As the team struggles to find a way to escape, they begin to notice a series of strange occurrences happening in the world above. It becomes clear that a group of fanatics has emerged, seeking to fulfill a series of apocalyptic prophecies based on the Book of Revelation. This group, led by a charismatic and menacing figure (played by Tony Beckley), is dedicated to bringing about the end of the world, which they believe is the key to their salvation. The situation becomes further complicated as the team realizes that the fanatics may be using the underground complex as a central hub for their operations. The team must now balance their desire to escape the complex with the need to prevent the fanatics from unleashing a catastrophic event that could lead to the destruction of the world. Throughout the movie, the team's struggles to find a way to escape the complex are mirrored by the increasing desperation and paranoia of the fanatics above ground. As the clock ticks down, and the air supplies dwindle, the stakes become higher and higher, culminating in a thrilling and suspenseful climax that pits the team against the fanatics in a desperate bid for survival. "666" is a gripping and thought-provoking movie that explores the themes of survival, desperation, and the end of the world. With its tense and suspenseful plot, the movie keeps viewers on the edge of their seats as it hurtles towards its climactic conclusion. The film's unique blend of science fiction and apocalyptic thriller elements makes it a compelling watch for fans of both genres. As the world above descends further and further into chaos, the team in the underground complex faces an impossible decision. Will they be able to find a way to escape, or will they become the last survivors of a world doomed to destruction? The answer lies in the thrilling and suspenseful conclusion of "666," a movie that will keep you guessing until the very end.