Satan's Children

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Jerod S Runaway get's molested then found by some satanists, who have a problem with his questionable lifestyle. Rated 1/5 Stars •  Rated 1 out of 5 stars 06/19/24 Full Review Audience Member Det bästa med filmen är titelmelodin som enligt filmtexterna är komponerad av Ray Fletcher och arrangerad av Leadfeather. En progressiv lÃ¥t som fÃ¥r mig att tänka pÃ¥ Frizzis arbete för Fulci. Annars är filmen tämligen seg dÃ¥ tempot känns som det gÃ¥r i ultra rapid. Inledningen av filmen känns hyffsat intressant dÃ¥ huvudrollsinnehavaren tröttnar pÃ¥ sin elaka styvsyster och diktatoriska styvfar och rymmer sin kos. Han hamnar genast i händerna pÃ¥ ett gäng elaka homosexuella slynglar som vÃ¥ltar honom och dumpar honom precis brevid ett läger där en satanskult har sitt tillhÃ¥ll. Den tillfällige ledaren tar honom under sin vinge och hon blir snabbt förälskad i honom. Detta leder till interna strider i satanskulten. Vore det inte för det extremt lÃ¥ga tempot sÃ¥ hade kanske blivit lika intressant som det lÃ¥ter. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 01/29/23 Full Review Audience Member This movie is just patently absurd. We begin with our hero, a ginger (I know, right?) who is dangerously close to starting some Flowers in the Attic type shit at home. He runs away from home to escape his weird step-sister and awful father, however, only to be picked up and repeatedly raped by a group of crazed homosexuals. That's what they do, I guess. If that wasn't enough, he's left to die and then picked up by this Satanist cult who proceed to ... well, first give him a bed, a pretty lady and some food but then later on, you know, try to kill him. I laughed, I cried, I saw a ginger in tightie whities. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/13/23 Full Review Audience Member Great sleaze. Notice the stepsister, at the beginning of the film....Linda Lovelace lookin....haha Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/21/23 Full Review Audience Member Poorly made (in Florida) but intriguing little film. A teenager runs away from his awful father and step-sister. He gets raped in a moving car by a bunch of guys. They dump him off and he meets a Satanic cult. Wiezycki and his co-writers seem to be trying to make some statement about homosexuality and society, but that message is none too clear. According to the film, Satan does not approve of gays, which strikes me as odd because I keep hearing that God doesn't, either. In order to be accepted into the cult, the boy has to prove that he isn't queer by killing his rapists and going to bed with his new Satanic girlfriend. He also kills his dad and abducts his step-sister to be sacrificed and he does all of this in his underwear. This could be interpreted as a plea for tolerance or as intensely homophobic. It's certainly highly dubious. The score is interesting and frequently very good, with bells, synthesizer and filtered chanting. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/28/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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