A particularly irritating feature of PRODIGY is that it's a spiritual/theological message movie from a Christian production company, Visionary Film Productions (VF). The apparent objective of such parasite movies is a slimy attempt to capitalize on the popularity and advertising promotion of the host movie and get people to watch their crummy knockoff by mistake. Another example current at the time of this writing is the digitally animated DUMBO in theaters and the direct to video junk-animated movie JUMBO trying to capitalize on it. Right now, there's a horror picture called THE PRODIGY playing at theaters accompanied by a lot of promotional advertising, and now here we have PRODIGY released direct to video. A parasite movie is one that is quickly produced at the same time a very similarly named, more 'legitimate', big-budget movie is making the rounds in theaters. I'm sure there's a more commonly-used name for it, but since I don't know what it is, I'll simply call PRODIGY a 'parasite' movie. I don't think PRODIGY deserves a legitimate effort at a proper review from me for the following reason. Amidst a journey of self-discovery, Erik is given one last chance at redemption as his faith and ability to deal with his past demons are put to the test. PRODIGY is a father-and-son dramatic thriller full of adventure and humanity, that builds to a nail-biting conclusion. Discovering the true meaning of sacrifice, Erik will risk everything to deliver his son so that he can in turn deliver the message the world has been waiting for. In order to survive the ordeal, father and son must stick together while fostering a belief in something greater than themselves. There, he tells his father, he will receive a divine message one that he believes will change the course of humanity. But all of that changes when he is asked, by his estranged son, to help him reach an undisclosed destination. Disillusioned and happy living a life of isolation, he spends his days self-medicating and without any real sense of purpose.

Set in the not too distant future, Erik Black is a broken soul due to the loss of his wife Emily.

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