“Firefighter prophet” Mark Taylor predicts that President Trump will impose martial law and place his enemies in concentration camps … and he sees that as a great thing. https://t.co/KERXCbyoWD

— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) September 18, 2018

When you call out a character like this, RWNJs invariably respond that you are picking out a minor fringe dweller for whom their movement is not in any way responsible. “Firefighter” Mark has major RW street cred, though, since Liberty University is making a movie about him.

It was officially announced Jan. 26 that the Liberty University Cinematic Arts department would be working on a feature film getting national theatrical release.

“Commander” comes after the program’s first feature film “Extraordinary,” and a series of short films. “Commander” is an adaptation of the book “The Trump Prophecies.”

The film, which is slated to be released in October, is the true story of an ex-firefighter named Mark Taylor who in 2011, while recovering from PTSD, had a vision that Donald Trump would be President.

Executive Director of the Cinematic Arts program and producer/director of the film Stephan Schultze said that the experience provided to students through this project is invaluable.

“There is no other film school in the country that makes feature films with their students,” Schultze said. “Not only do we make movies, but this’ll be the second movie we’ve had a national theatrical release, which is very hard to do.”

The message the film’s producer and financier Rick Eldridge wants to get across is how there is power in prayer and the impact it can have on a group of people mixed with patriotism.

“I really want it to be a patriotic, a God and country message that we can understand,” Eldridge said. “The best thing I can take away is when people leave the theater they are really feeling proud about their country and the things God has blessed us with.”