First off, you should know that this is "Christian Horror". I thought with Debbie Rochon, Angus Scrimm, Michael Berryman and Reggie Bannister (including a cameo from Pauley Perette), along with the cover art that this would be some sinister horror and to some extent it was. However, 3/4 of the way through it, this flick morphed into pure Christian Rhetoric, going on about Jesus' sacrifice and God's ability to forgive regardless of the sins committed through accepting Jesus in your heart as your savior etc etc. ACK! Don't get me wrong, nothing against Christianity, I just don't like the doctrine embedded in the Horror Genre (my opinion obviously). It is like melting Godiva Chocolate on a $50 Steak. Their both good in their own right, just not mixed together.
If you're okay with this, then watch it for sure, Angus can still maintain a presence, even at 82!
If you're okay with this, then watch it for sure, Angus can still maintain a presence, even at 82!