70s shlock horror
The Prophecy is a 1970s monster movie about environmental destruction in Maine. A paper plant is dumping chemicals into the water system causing mutant animals and killing the local Native American tribe. Into this mix comes Robert Foxworth and his wife Talia Shire to investigate.<br /><br />The movie is completely up and down. There are some amazing scenes like bodies being strewn all over the place in the opening to the mutants that show up. On the other hand other parts are ridiculous like Foxworth who is an emergency doctor being hired by the Environmental Protection Agency to be an investigator. Also the lead Indian role was played by Armand Assante maintaining a long Hollywood tradition of casting Italians as ethnic characters like Latinos and Native Americans.<br /><br />Despite its warts the film can still be enjoyed as some 70s shlock horror.
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 {"Content advisory": ["Violence", "foul language", "sexual content"], "Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["John Frankenheimer"], "Producers": ["Robert L. Rosen"], "Starring": ["Talia Shire", "Armand Assante"], "Studio": ["Horror and Thriller"]}

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