Ultrachrist! 2003
"Get ready for a whole new Christ!"
In *Ultrachrist! (2003)*, director Kerry Douglas Dye delivers a wild, irreverent take on faith and modernity when the Son of God returns to Earth—only to find himself utterly detached from today's culture.
Director: Kerry Douglas Dye
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ultrachrist! (2003) about?
*Ultrachrist!* follows the Son of God as he revisits Earth to find it unrecognizable—full of trends, technology, and attitudes he can't quite grasp. Struggling to relate to the modern youth, he adapts in the most unexpected ways, leading to a series of outrageous and comedic encounters that challenge his divine purpose.
Who directed Ultrachrist!?
Kerry Douglas Dye directed *Ultrachrist!*, blending action, comedy, and satire into a film that pushes boundaries while keeping the energy high.
Who stars in Ultrachrist!?
The film stars Jonathan C. Green as Jesus, alongside Celia A. Montgomery and Samuel Bruce Campbell in key roles.
Is Ultrachrist! (2003) worth watching?
If you enjoy irreverent, genre-blending comedies with a sharp social edge, *Ultrachrist!* is worth a watch—just don't expect a traditional religious film. Its mix of humor and commentary makes it a cult curiosity, though it's best approached with an open mind.
How long is Ultrachrist!?
*Ultrachrist!* runs for 92 minutes, packing its wild premise into a tight, fast-paced runtime.
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About Ultrachrist! (2003) — A Satirical, Action-Packed Take on Faith and Modernity
In *Ultrachrist! (2003)*, director Kerry Douglas Dye delivers a wild, irreverent take on faith and modernity when the Son of God returns to Earth—only to find himself utterly detached from today's culture. This action-comedy blends sharp satire with over-the-top antics as Jesus struggles to reconnect with a world that's moved far beyond his teachings. With a playful tone and chaotic energy, the film explores themes of tradition versus change, faith versus skepticism, and the absurdity of mixing divine power with contemporary chaos.
Jonathan C. Green leads the cast as the bewildered Messiah, with Celia A. Montgomery and Samuel Bruce Campbell rounding out the ensemble in this audacious genre mashup. Dye's direction keeps the tone brisk and unpredictable, balancing raunchy humor with moments of genuine reflection. Whether you're here for the laughs or the cheeky social commentary, *Ultrachrist!* promises a viewing experience that's as thought-provoking as it is ridiculous.