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The reaping - Hilary Swank, Andrea Frankle, Samuel Garland, Stephen Hopkins

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What hath God wrought?

Thousands of years ago there was a series of bizarre occurrences that many believe to have been the ten Biblical plagues. No-one thought they could happen again. Until now.

Hilary Swank plays Katherine Morrissey, a former Christian missionary who lost her faith after her family was tragically killed and has since become a world-renowned expert in disproving religious phenomena. But when she investigates a small Louisiana town that is suffering from what appear to be the Biblical plagues, she realizes that science cannot explain what is happening and she must regain her faith to combat dark forces threatening the community.

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film supernatural faith religion sceptic Christian plague Bible thriller

Persons of interest

Hilary Swank .... Katherine Morrissey
Andrea Frankle .... Maddy McConnell
Samuel Garland .... William Wakeman
Stuart Greer .... Gordon
Lara Grice .... Isabelle
Burgess Jenkins .... David Winter
David Jensen .... Wade Wakeman
Don Lincoln .... LSU Professor
Taylor Drew Morgan .... Towns Folk
David Morrissey .... Doug
William Ragsdale .... Sheriff Cade
AnnaSophia Robb .... Loren
Jacob Estes .... Screenwriter
Christopher Markus .... Screenwriter
Stephen McFeely .... Screenwriter
Brian Rousso .... Screenwriter
Carey Hayes .... Screenwriter
Chad Hayes .... Screenwriter
Stephen Hopkins .... Director

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Warner Bros * Roadshow Films

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Theatrical report

The reaping is a standard Hollywood Christian mythology horror flick with lots of gore and special effects. You don't have to be a Christian to understand it.