Six: The Mark Unleashed

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4.1/10

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Dystopian Sci-Fi Action Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

In the last days before Armaggeddon, three men must make one eternal choice: receive the mark of the devil or stand for Christ. This movie will make you think about your own life choices.In the last days before Armaggeddon, three men must make one eternal choice: receive the mark of the devil or stand for Christ. This movie will make you think about your own life choices.In the last days before Armaggeddon, three men must make one eternal choice: receive the mark of the devil or stand for Christ. This movie will make you think about your own life choices.

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IMDb RATING

4.1/10

1.6K

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- 1 nomination

Brody Sutton
(as David White)

Kevin Downes

Jerry Willis

Jeffrey Dean Morgan

Tom Newman

Eric Roberts

Dallas

Amy Moon

Jeseca

Troy Winbush

Lewis

Coleman Luck

Charles

Lee Sung Hi

Beautiful Woman

Declan Joyce

John Gilbert

Commander

Brad Heller

Preston Scott

Tiny Ron

Eddie

Elena Lyons

Rahab

Monte Rex Perlin

Foley
(as Monte Perlin)

Cosimo Michael Occhipinti

Elijah
(as Cosimo Michael)

Andrea Logan

Prison Guard #1
(as Logan White)

Dan Wells

Prison Guard Captain

Director
- Kevin Downes
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Trivia
Andrea Logan's debut.

Quotes
[Tom is being tortured]
Preston Scott: Time is up. What do you choose?
[Tom mumbles something]
Preston Scott: What was that?
[Tom smiles]
Tom Newman: Perfect love casts out fear.
[screams]
Tom Newman: Jesus! Jesus save me!
[Tom weeps for joy]
Preston Scott: That was the wrong choice.
Tom Newman: I forgive you. I forgive you.

Connections
Featured in The Making of 'Six' (2004)

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5/10

Not that bad - kind of thought provoking but needed more work

I saw Six The Mark Unleashed tonight. It wasn't too bad. It was too preachy and it had some places where it didn't follow logically but hey, for an ultra-low budget movie I've seen a LOT worse. It's definitely WAY above Asylum grade.

I am a Christian and I very much support independent Christian cinema. I am also a Sci Fi nut. I enjoyed an attempt to merge the two.

Did it succeed? Not exactly, but then it didn't really fail either. I think a higher budget would really have helped. There really weren't any special effects. Just a bit of cool CGI stuff would have helped with the suspension of disbelief. They also were too heavy handed with the scriptures and it was disappointing that they didn't have any good people except Born Again Protestants. They didn't have any Catholics, Jews, Muslims, etc.