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I was skeptical at first, but the boys in my Youth Group convinced (forced) me to watch "The Blair Witch Project" with them on our most recent camping trip. Horrors!
They said it was a Bible-based film on witch-hunting! Hah! I spent most of the night with the covers over my head and pulling the boys in close to me, and holding them tightly and whispering prayers for the LORD to deliver us from the evil radiating from the TV screen!
What I later found out was that the Godless directors of this occult-recruitment film have the Landover Christian review of their little pile of demon dung! In the directors' commentary on their DVD nonsense, one of them smirks and says he was on a far-right Christian movie review site, and saw a review that numbered the profanity and the "most foul of foul" words. They were both highly disdainful of the Lord's commandments! Obviously, they have seen the truth, but refuse to accept it. They'll now have an eternity of damnation and torture to think twice about spitting in the Lord's face!
They said it was a Bible-based film on witch-hunting! Hah! I spent most of the night with the covers over my head and pulling the boys in close to me, and holding them tightly and whispering prayers for the LORD to deliver us from the evil radiating from the TV screen!
What I later found out was that the Godless directors of this occult-recruitment film have the Landover Christian review of their little pile of demon dung! In the directors' commentary on their DVD nonsense, one of them smirks and says he was on a far-right Christian movie review site, and saw a review that numbered the profanity and the "most foul of foul" words. They were both highly disdainful of the Lord's commandments! Obviously, they have seen the truth, but refuse to accept it. They'll now have an eternity of damnation and torture to think twice about spitting in the Lord's face!
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