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Release Date: 2002 Cast: Alice Frank, Ronald Rezac, Johnny Venocur, David Anders, Mathew Scollon, Edward DeRuiter, Melissa Reneé Martin
Categories: Movies, Thriller, Science Fiction, Biography, Horror, Supernatural, History, Language & Literature, Teen The Source is a 2002 movie, directed by S. Lee Taylor. The story concerns four teenagers who obtain superhuman powers allowing them to control others.
It released under the name The Source (The Secret Craft) in the UK. In the U.S., it was released on DVD as The Surge.
The film opens by following a moody goth named Reese, who befriends three other outcasts like him: Zack a rich nerd, Ashley who is Zack's sister and Phoebe a flower child. They go to a forest and find a glowing rock, and they discover that they gain powers from just stepping into its presence. Then they use these powers to... MORE
The Source is a 2002 movie, directed by S. Lee Taylor. The story concerns four teenagers who obtain superhuman powers allowing them to control others.
It released under the name The Source (The Secret Craft) in the UK. In the U.S., it was released on DVD as The Surge.
The film opens by following a moody goth named Reese, who befriends three other outcasts like him: Zack a rich nerd, Ashley who is Zack's sister and Phoebe a flower child. They go to a forest and find a glowing rock, and they discover that they gain powers from just stepping into its presence. Then they use these powers to intimidate and humiliate people who have made fun of them over the years.
However the power goes to Ashley's head and she begins to take over the school using her mind control. She attacks her brother Zack and tries to kill Phoebe and Reese. They force her to heal Zack, but then she forces Phoebe to levitate off the building, then drop. Reese heals himself when Ashley tries to control him, and breaks the piece of the rock she had around her neck. He heals Phoebe, but when they return to destroy the glowing rock, it has disappeared. Ashley ends up in a mental institute, but at the very end, a former LESS
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