End of Days 1999
"Prepare for the end."
Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as Jericho Cane, a jaded bodyguard with a dark past, in *End of Days (1999)*.
Director: Peter Hyams
Cast
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Jericho Cane
Gabriel Byrne
The Man
Robin Tunney
Christine York
Kevin Pollak
Bobby Chicago
CCH Pounder
Detective Margie Francis
Derrick O'Connor
Thomas Aquinas
David Weisenberg
OB-GYN
Rainer Judd
Christine's Mother
Miriam Margolyes
Mabel
Udo Kier
Head Priest
Frequently Asked Questions
What is End of Days (1999) about?
*End of Days (1999)* follows Jericho Cane, a cynical bodyguard who stumbles into a cosmic showdown when a client possessed by Satan begins hunting for his destined bride. As Jericho uncovers the supernatural conspiracy, he must defy the forces of hell itself to save the woman—and the world—from annihilation.
Who directed End of Days?
The film was directed by Peter Hyams, known for his work in action and sci-fi thrillers like *Sudden Death* and *2010: The Year We Make Contact*.
Who stars in End of Days?
Arnold Schwarzenegger leads the cast as Jericho Cane, joined by Gabriel Byrne as the sinister client, Robin Tunney as the woman at the heart of the prophecy, and Kevin Pollak and CCH Pounder in supporting roles.
Is End of Days (1999) worth watching?
If you crave a high-energy supernatural thriller with Arnold Schwarzenegger at his most intense, *End of Days (1999)* delivers. The blend of action, horror, and apocalyptic themes keeps the adrenaline pumping, making it a cult favorite for fans of '90s genre films. While it doesn't shy away from over-the-top moments, its chaotic energy and Schwarzenegger's physical presence make it a guilty pleasure worth a watch.
How long is End of Days?
The runtime for *End of Days (1999)* is 122 minutes, or just over two hours of non-stop supernatural action.
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About End of Days (1999) — Arnold Schwarzenegger vs. the apocalypse in a thrilling supernatural thriller
Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as Jericho Cane, a jaded bodyguard with a dark past, in *End of Days (1999)*. When a man possessed by Satan seeks his "bride" through Jericho's client, the bodyguard realizes the stakes couldn't be higher—world salvation or damnation hangs in the balance. Directed by Peter Hyams, this high-octane blend of action, horror, and supernatural fantasy delivers a relentless chase through New York's neon-lit underbelly, where ancient evil and modern chaos collide. With apocalyptic stakes and explosive set pieces, the film weaves a tense tapestry of faith, fate, and the fight against the ultimate darkness.
The atmosphere crackles with uneasy dread, as Jericho races against time to protect an unsuspecting woman destined to play a pivotal role in the end times. Hyams' gritty direction amplifies the tension, while Schwarzenegger's physicality grounds the supernatural stakes in visceral action. *End of Days (1999)* isn't just a thriller—it's a fiery confrontation between light and shadow, where every punch and betrayal feels like a battle for humanity's soul.
