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...Stumbled across this on Tubi and Loved it! Gritty, fun homage to the 70"s and 80's Satanic/Cult- panic films of that time period, such as "The Devil's Rain", "The Devil Rides Out", and "Hack-O-Lantern", along with "siege"-films like "The Hills Have Eyes" and "Assault On Precinct 13"!

Reed plays a troubled loner living in isolation in the desert, who gets pulled into a mess of epic consequences when a wounded camper-lady forces her way into his home, following the Slaughter of her friends by the zealot demon-worshipping cult, now hot on her heels and determined to "include" her in their ritual,.. For Worse!

Led by the vivacious and hopelessly mad Claire, the cultists aren't the most competent or Intimidating, but make up for it with sheer fixated determination! What follows is a harrowing night of violence and hopelessness, with a surprising (but not ultimately unexpected) revelation and display of mad depravity, and a bleak but ironically humorous finale.

This was a surprisingly impressive feature directorial debut, with great performances and a ton of gory practical effects! Highly recommended!

A hilarious and innovative low-budget comedy/horror! This movie was clearly made with a ton of love and care, and it shows through in every scene. Produced in its entirety by a literal handful of folks, this movie follows the attempted subversion of the entire world by a supernatural force, working through Cronenberg-esque "tv-boxes" in an effort to steal souls and dominate the planet! Integrated into this is a hilarious satire of late 80s public access and late-night television, along with a pair of adorable children being menaced by "The Purple Guy", probably one of the most unique and visually interesting characters I have seen in a while, a mix of Willy Wonka and Pee-Wee Herman... From Hell! Highly recommended for fans of horror-comedy, and featuring the bonus of a cameo by the One and Only Onyx the Fortuitous!! Worth a Watch!!

...Finally watched this and in spite of the harsh reviews here, was very impressed by it! Call it ,"The Hills Have Eyes" by way of Jodorsky and Richard Stanley! Weird and unnerving with a lot left up to interpretation and analysis, this certainly won't be.everyone's cup of tea, but it is definitely worth checking out for fans of weird horror, awesome practical effects and makeup, and genre favorite Augie Duke from :Bad Kids Go to Hell" among many other horror efforts! An admirable first time directing effort from an Oscar-winning special effects coordinator, and a definite must-see, for fans of bizarre and unusual films!