Review of The Apostle Peter: Redemption

The film is supposed to be inspirational, following the final days of Peter the Apostle, based on church belief he died in Rome at the hands of Nero. We get flashbacks of Peter's denials, apparently the need for redemption. The film was poorly made, like an Asylum made for TV production. Baldwin was a laugh as Nero. Did Rome have all those blondes? Jesus is shown crucified, no thieves on either side. The sets looked cheap and artificial. As there are no historical records of Peter's death in Rome (don't blame me) they had to add fictional characters and make them prominent as if they were real. The poor execution and acting makes the inspirational aspect difficult to take. Did Peter bleach his teeth?