Starring: Bruce Payne, Yancy Butler, Juliet Landau, Salvator Xuereb
Directed by James D. Deck.
Screenplay by Donald J. Loperfido & James D. Deck

From 360 Entertainment's official Ravager web site which has lots more information

Sometime early in the first century of the next millennium, the military's most deadly odds game -- the continued covert storage of its doomsday biological weapons -- goes into meltdown.

The accident, though a freak, was perhaps inevitable. Certainly an incident in some form was predictable, even by the average citizen whose ignorance of the quantum advancements in bio-warfare technology is matched only by his general distrust of those responsible for controlling it. Clearly, the potential for a "Pandora's Box" becomes chillingly present whenever one breakthrough science out-paces the others, whenever man's technological genius transcends his ability to manage it: Chernobyl...Three-mile Island...others less well-documented, but no less life threatening.

It is upon this powerful and timely theme that film producers Stanley Isaacs, Scott McGinnis, Robert Patrick, and director/co-screenwriter James D. Deck, have created a motion picture of enormous scope and magnitude. Although set in the next century -- at a time when public transportation by sub-orbital aircraft has become commonplace -- this science-fiction thriller takes place on earth.

The is time villain is not some grotesque, three-headed monster from another galaxy, but one far more grotesque -- one that man himself has created! It is not unlike the tons of nuclear refuse and other toxic wastes whose safe disposal defies easy solution. But this one is even more deadly: The military named it RAVAGER...

Other links

For the credits check outThe Internet Movie Database
360 Entertainment's Ravager site - plenty of information about Ravager - the filmmakers, cast, special effects and more!
A Juliet Landau (Sara) site.

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