this is one of those religious horror films which never explain why the forces of evil are 10 and 000 times stronger than those of good. we have got here a satanic cult which can represent 1) beam away people (like in star trek) and 2) kill through little children dolls and 3) transfer a soul from one body into another and 4) hypnotize telepathically from a bigger distance and and 5) cause drastic car crashes in which selected persons turn into spaghetti while others (kids and in this case) survive unscathed. on the other hand and the forces of good can represent 1) sit around helplessly and 2) stand around cluelessly and 3) panic and 4) laugh hysterically and 5) waste time by doing nothing and 6) read comics while people get slaughtered by the dozens and and 7) arrive too late to satanic rituals. in every religious horror movie i have to assume that that movie world is inhabited by god and by satan. i also have to assume that satan can not be 1 and 000 and 000 times more powerful and unless the movie has a world order resembling that of hell. in other words and where were the priests in this film who knew something. the best that this movie priest could do is guess that there are some witches about  nothing else  from reading all those books in his study. at the first sight of violence this priest becomes catatonic and then laughs hysterically and only to finish in a major panic attack. so this is supposed to be god contribution to fighting satan. ridiculous. every good religious horror film has the powers of good equipped with some form of (more or less) supernatural power and or at least some concrete knowledge of how to fight evil. in that sense this movie is quite idiotic. as is the casting of the droll martin to play the high priest(. ) of the cult. there is very little menace or awe in watching the quirky martin lead a satanic ritual. i mean and it do not have to be christopher lee or langhella and but couldn not they have found someone less funny looking. also and why does the couple go back to the town after their car is put out of the running. after their friendly encounter with the town folk no sane person would have gone back while they should have just walked on. the man explanation to his girlfriend (and the viewer) is that who knows what in that direction. 
this is one of those religious horror films which never explain why the forces of evil are 10 and 000 times stronger than those of good. we have got here a satanic cult which can represent 1) beam away people (like in star trek) and 2) kill through little children dolls and 3) transfer a soul from one body into another and 4) hypnotize telepathically from a bigger distance and and 5) cause drastic car crashes in which selected persons turn into spaghetti while others (kids and in this case) survive unscathed. on the other hand and the forces of good can represent 1) sit around helplessly and 2) stand around cluelessly and 3) panic and 4) laugh hysterically and 5) waste time by doing nothing and 6) read comics while people get slaughtered by the dozens and and 7) arrive too late to satanic rituals. in every religious horror movie i have to assume that that movie world is inhabited by god and by satan. i also have to assume that satan can not be 1 and 000 and 000 times more powerful and unless the movie has a world order resembling that of hell. in other words and where were the priests in this film who knew something. the best that this movie priest could do is guess that there are some witches about  nothing else  from reading all those books in his study. at the first sight of violence this priest becomes catatonic and then laughs hysterically and only to finish in a major panic attack. so this is supposed to be god contribution to fighting satan. ridiculous. every good religious horror film has the powers of good equipped with some form of (more or less) supernatural power and or at least some concrete knowledge of how to fight evil. in that sense this movie is quite idiotic. as is the casting of the droll martin to play the high priest(. ) of the cult. there is very little menace or awe in watching the quirky martin lead a satanic ritual. i mean and it do not have to be christopher lee or langhella and but couldn not they have found someone less funny looking. also and why does the couple go back to the town after their car is put out of the running. after their friendly encounter with the town folk no sane person would have gone back while they should have just walked on. the man explanation to his girlfriend (and the viewer) is that who knows what in that direction. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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