Abandoned Theater

If people think the nature of the film isn't a reality, then I would direct their skepticism to the true crime case of Adolfo de Jesus Constanzo. I was living in Rio Grande Valley in Texas when that story broke in Matamoros Mexico and everyone was on lockdown for their safety. He was sacrificing children, sometimes the children were deemed unworthy and discarded on the side of the road. Read the case with discretion and caution. The movie does a good job presenting the subject and though it does use Hollywood effects for dramatic reasons and shock value, it leaves the audience seeing the world differently in comparison to when the film begins.

Never a dull moment about the show. Highly recommended!

I hate the game. Sue me. 🖕 I like Rockstar Games: Max Payne (all games), GTA V, Red Dead Redemption II. GTA IV is not worth playing.

I would review the film but it can speak for itself. Go watch it! Make it a double feature with "If Looks Could Kill" (1991) starring Richard Grieco.

A strange film but not bad. Place it next to "Cherry 2000" (1987) and have yourself a double feature. #WeirdosAndCultMovies

The movie doesn't get the credit it deserves. A film well done for its nature. Expectations are futile with any film. Imagination is critical on part of the audience. The same way a book is dissected by angle or thought, or a simplified action such as sight or sound. Points are often missed because the viewer or reader isn't focusing on detail but rather on shallow performance. Causing substance to be lost.

The Bat-Signal is all you will need. Everything else is your adventure.

Crazy. Dwayne Johnson couldn't throw as many punchlines in one movie. Elvira is one of a kind.

I just get a kick out of the film every time I watch it. I lived through the nineties. Good times at the video store. 👍

I know cults to be very real and they do have an effect that alters reality of the mind in people. In a movie, that can be manipulated into a scary situation, going to places in the mind that were once closed. The shutter and shock that challenges a safe space within the human condition. "Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers" made a good effort in presenting that direction. It was the 90s, long before the massive media outlets that pour out information like never before. The perspective was different.