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* DuelingWorks: It came out alongside ''VideoGame/{{One}}'', another sci-fi themed third-person shooter for the [=PlayStation=] with a OneWordTitle and a similar gameplay format. Both games' trailers are even displayed in the same hall during June 1997 Electronic Entertainment Expo.
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!!For the 1998 Video Game
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* TroubledProduction: To the point that it actually ''switched developers'' during production.
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* RecycledSet: One of the maps was later repurposed as the Downtown Minneapolis map for -- of all games -- ''VideoGame/TonyHawksProSkater''! The game engine is actually the same (note that both games have the ability to play low-res music videos in the levels), and much of the early development work involved using Kincaid's model on a skateboard. The same game engine was also used later on by ''VideoGame/SpiderMan2000''.
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!!For the 1994 1998 Video Game
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* DawsonCasting: Fourteen-year-old Leona is played by a 22-year-old actress.
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* DawsonCasting: Fourteen-year-old Leona is played by a 22-year-old actress.actress.
!!For the 1994 Video Game
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The game was originally meant for two players, with Bruce Willis' Trey Kincaid as a supporter, but halfway through it was repurposed as a single-player game. Kincaid's dialogue are remnants of when he was supposed to be a secondary character.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The game was originally meant for two players, with Bruce Willis' Trey Kincaid as a supporter, but halfway through it was repurposed as a single-player game. Kincaid's dialogue are remnants of when he was supposed to be a secondary character.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Sam Bornstein played Franco Macalousso in the first film, which was later played by Creator/NickMancuso in the further four installments.
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/MargotKidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably), she was unaware of the project's true intentions until the end, when the AntiChrist goes on a MotiveRant. Kidder was an avowed atheist. People approaching and praising her work in said film tended to be a BerserkButton.
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/MargotKidder According to avowed atheist Creator/MargotKidder, she and Creator/HowieMandel didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was they were nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably), she was unaware of the project's true intentions until the end, done filming, when the AntiChrist goes on a MotiveRant. Apparently (and understandably), it was a BerserkButton for Kidder was an avowed atheist. People when people approaching and praising her work in said film tended to be a BerserkButton.performance.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Sam Bornstein played Franco Macalousso in the first movie, which was later played by Creator/NickMancuso in the following movies.
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* CreatorBacklash: Creator/MargotKidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably) understandably), she didn't understand was unaware of the plot project's true intentions until the end, when the Anti-Christ AntiChrist goes on a MotiveRant. Margot Kidder was an avowed atheist. People coming up to her approaching and praising her work in said movie film tended to be a BerserkButton for her.
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* OldShame: CreatorBacklash: Creator/MargotKidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably) she didn't understand the plot until the end, when the Anti-Christ goes on a MotiveRant. Margot Kidder was an avowed atheist. People coming up to her and praising her work in said movie tended to be a BerserkButton for her.
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* OldShame: Creator/MargotKidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably) she didn't understand the plot until the end, when the Anti-Christ goes on a MotiveRant. Margot Kidder is was an avowed atheist. People coming up to her and praising her work in said movie tends tended to be a BerserkButton for her.
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* CompilationReRelease: When the special was released on Creator/{{Netflix}}, it was repackaged with the ''Series/FearAndFaith'' and retitled to ''Apocalypse and Fear''
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* CompilationReRelease: When the special was released on Creator/{{Netflix}}, it was repackaged with the ''Series/FearAndFaith'' and retitled to ''Apocalypse and Fear''
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** Jeff Fahey's character Thorold Stone in ''Revelation'' entering an ultra-realistic virtual reality simulation is an allusion to his appearing in [[Film/TheLawnmowerMan another movie featuring a virtual reality program]] where his character is warped to the point where he claims to be God. In contrast, Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' claims that he isn't looking for God.
** Corbin Bernsen plays a lawyer character in ''Judgment'', which is an allusion to his role in the TV series ''Series/LALaw''.
** At one point in ''Revelation''; Willie jokes that he wished the Day of Wonders virtual reality program he was working on was operating so he could take a look at Cindy Bolton in a bikini. Carol Alt (who played Cindy) worked primarily as a model and was on the cover of the 1982 Magazine/SportsIllustrated [[FanserviceCover Swimsuit Issue]].
** Jeff Fahey's character Thorold Stone in ''Revelation'' entering an ultra-realistic virtual reality simulation is an allusion to his appearing in [[Film/TheLawnmowerMan another movie featuring a virtual reality program]] where his character is warped to the point where he claims to be God. In contrast, Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' claims that he isn't looking for God.
** Corbin Bernsen plays a lawyer character in ''Judgment'', which is an allusion to his role in the TV series ''Series/LALaw''.
** At one point in ''Revelation''; Willie jokes that he wished the Day of Wonders virtual reality program he was working on was operating so he could take a look at Cindy Bolton in a bikini. Carol Alt (who played Cindy) worked primarily as a model and was on the cover of the 1982 Magazine/SportsIllustrated [[FanserviceCover Swimsuit Issue]].
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* OldShame: Margot Kidder Creator/MargotKidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably) she didn't understand the plot until the end, when the Anti-Christ goes on a MotiveRant. Margot Kidder is an avowed atheist. People coming up to her and praising her work in said movie tends to be a BerserkButton for her.
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** Jeff Fahey's character Thorold Stone in ''Revelation'' entering an ultra-realistic virtual reality simulation is an allusion to his appearing in [[TheLawnmowerMan [[Film/TheLawnmowerMan another movie featuring a virtual reality program]] where his character is warped to the point where he claims to be God. In contrast, Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' claims that he isn't looking for God.
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** At one point in ''Revelation''; Willie jokes that he wished the Day of Wonders virtual reality program he was working on was operating so he could take a look at Cindy Bolton in a bikini. Carol Alt (who played Cindy) worked primarily as a model and was on the cover of the 1982 Magazine/SportsIllustrated [[FanserviceCover Swimsuit Issue]].
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* DawsonCasting: Fourteen-year-old Leona is played by a 22-year-old actress.
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* DawsonCasting: Fourteen-year-old Leona is played by a 22-year-old actress.
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* OldShame: Margot Kidder didn't realize that ''Tribulation'' was Christian propaganda until she was nearly through filming. Apparently (and understandably) she didn't understand the plot until the end, when the Anti-Christ goes on a MotiveRant. Margot Kidder is an avowed atheist. People coming up to her and praising her work in said movie tends to be a BerserkButton for her.
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** Corbin Bernsen plays a lawyer character in ''Judgment'', which is an allusion to his role in the TV series ''Series/LALaw''.
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* TheOtherDarrin: Sam Bornstein played Franco Macalousso in the first movie, which was later played by Nick Mancuso in the following movies.
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** Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' entering an ultra-realistic virtual reality simulation is an allusion to his appearing in [[TheLawnmowerMan another movie featuring a virtual reality program]] where his character is warped to the point where he claims to be God. In contrast, Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' claims that he isn't looking for God.
** Corbin Bernsen plays a lawyer character in ''Judgment'', which is an allusion to his role in the TV series ''Series/LALaw''.
* ActorAllusion:
** Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' entering an ultra-realistic virtual reality simulation is an allusion to his appearing in [[TheLawnmowerMan another movie featuring a virtual reality program]] where his character is warped to the point where he claims to be God. In contrast, Jeff Fahey's character in ''Revelation'' claims that he isn't looking for God.
** Corbin Bernsen plays a lawyer character in ''Judgment'', which is an allusion to his role in the TV series ''Series/LALaw''.
