The Wrath

2007
R
1h 37m

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In the mid-1800s, a family fortune is hidden deep in a cave in what is now Griffith Park, California and a terrifying netherworld beast is tasked to guard it. Forward to present day and the ... Read allIn the mid-1800s, a family fortune is hidden deep in a cave in what is now Griffith Park, California and a terrifying netherworld beast is tasked to guard it. Forward to present day and the lone surviving heir goes in search of it, encountering perils and dangers that lie in wait... Read allIn the mid-1800s, a family fortune is hidden deep in a cave in what is now Griffith Park, California and a terrifying netherworld beast is tasked to guard it. Forward to present day and the lone surviving heir goes in search of it, encountering perils and dangers that lie in wait for her along the way.

Director
- Julian Higgins
Writers
- Bertie Higgins
- Julian Higgins
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4.1/10

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Director
- Julian Higgins
Writers
- Bertie Higgins
- Julian Higgins
Stars

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1/10

Simply Awful

In 1863, the moribund Don Antonio Feliz (Henry Popell) is lured by his friend Don Coronel (Luis Fernandez-Gil) and signs his will giving his properties in Los Angeles to him before dying. His blind niece loses in court and curses Don Colonel, his lawyer Don Innocante, the judge and their families. On the present days, Antonio Feliz's descendant Angelina Feliz (Kristina Morales) and her boyfriend Derek Blake (Daniel Bonjour) accidentally find an ancient map where the family treasure is hidden in the Griffith Park. They ask their language arts professor John Diaz (Kurt Sinclair) to translate the map, but the dishonest teacher steals the copy. With the stinky drifter George Abernathy (Bertie Higgins), they locate where the fortune is.

"The Wrath" is simply awful. The shameful and messy story, situations and dialogs are so ridiculous that only watching to believe. Bertie Higgins, one of the writers and actor, commits a mistake in his line without any edition or correction. This movie is so bad that does not deserve to be commented. My vote is one.

Title (Brazil): "A Praga" ("The Plague")