Peter Berger Ways

Religion undoubtedly plays an important part in the lives of people around the world. As Professor Charles B. Jones notes, many people "would say [religion] is the most important part" of their lives and participate in the practices of their faith as a means of deepening their commitment to and understanding of the world around them.

Peter Smith (Luc Merenda) is a well-to-do sort of chap. The only problem is that, for the past nine months, he has suffered from amnesia and has no idea who he is. He is not particularly amused, therefore, when a stranger accosts him in his London residence, tells him his real name is Ted Walden, and attempts to kill him. A well-placed bullet from an unseen sniper quickly puts paid to this, and, fearing for his own life, Ted elopes to Italy, where, it transpires, he has a wife, Sara (Senta Berger). Trying to put the strange events of London behind him, Ted makes tentative steps towards rekindling his relationship with Sara, who accepts him back despite his having no memory of her at all. However, as he slowly pieces together the fragmented shards of his mind, he quickly begins to realise that some memories are better off remaining buried.

An Ancient Mayan curse is awakened in the ancient temples in Mexico, and people are killed in strange and gory ways by an invisible force.