What the title says. If you're not a Christian, you won't like this. And you're not expected to. You should watch something else. Some of the reviewers say it's not Biblical. Well, it is; but it only gives one portion of the Apocalypse. It is skillfully made, but it is too long. And the suffering of the actors becomes suffering by audience, because it goes on for too long. Seen on Tubi, the free streaming site; which has an abundance of low budget indies, foreign films, older major studio films; and now, live TV.

Not really a spoiler because they tell you at the very beginning: If you can't drink the water or eat the food because they have both been madedeadly, what's the sense of going anywhere?

You can live without food for a while, but you can only go without water for maybe three days. And you're going to push it by riding bicycles?

In comparison with Cheynobel there was makeup techniques used that was award winning. The idea of the characters experiencing it as a localized event and then realising it was a large scale event gave the story line a feel of realism. Including the sinners' prayer and relevant bible verses added a profound sense of suspense. The special effects of the alien beings was appropriate in the way they were exposed by degrees. I'd recommend this film to everyone and anyone interested in sci-fi and or the subject of the rapture. The cast, crew and production team did an excellent job of presenting and story telling.