Xian movie shows xian paranoia

[MadmanJohnson]

That's just as crappy as Paranormal Activity. Doesn't seem to be a demon doing it in the trailer, more like your standard ghost.Unrelated to the topic, one of the related videos has The Rake(Or what looks to be it.) in it.

[Osama bin Bambi]

Also, there's this film called C Me Dance that's about a girl named Sheri, who gains the power to instantly turn people into raving fundamentalist Christians who do their bidding by simply touching them. This is portrayed as a good thing in the movie, even though it's actually quite horrifying.

[PosthumanHeresy]

Here's the trailer for the christian paranormal activity. Though it actually looks more like Grave Encounters.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvDJVTVtMf8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvDJVTVtMf8</a>

I don't know what's more awful, the fonts or their logo. The acting is, well, B-movie standard it seems. I'm sure the preaching and the "special" effects are bad, though.

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

I dunno, I've seen better acting in plenty of B-movies. It's more like high-school-film-studies-final-project standard.

[MadCatTLX]

I dunno, I've seen better acting in plenty of B-movies. It's more like high-school-film-studies-final-project standard.

You're giving them too much credit.

[Old Viking]

I prefer much quieter paranormal activities.

[wrightway]

Also, there's this film called C Me Dance that's about a girl named Sheri, who gains the power to instantly turn people into raving fundamentalist Christians who do their bidding by simply touching them. This is portrayed as a good thing in the movie, even though it's actually quite horrifying.

I'd love to see their reaction to the reverse.

[R. U. Sirius]

Also, there's this film called C Me Dance that's about a girl named Sheri, who gains the power to instantly turn people into raving fundamentalist Christians who do their bidding by simply touching them. This is portrayed as a good thing in the movie, even though it's actually quite horrifying.

I'd love to see their reaction to the reverse.

I kinda want to see it now, just from morbid curiosity.

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

Also, there's this film called C Me Dance that's about a girl named Sheri, who gains the power to instantly turn people into raving fundamentalist Christians who do their bidding by simply touching them. This is portrayed as a good thing in the movie, even though it's actually quite horrifying.

I'd love to see their reaction to the reverse.

I desperately want this to be a movie. Bible-thumping fundie annoys everyone, only to be granted the power to make people view the world with rationality, skepticism and compassion with a single touch. The world becomes a better place, and fundie learns a valuable lesson.

[dpareja]

Also, there's this film called C Me Dance that's about a girl named Sheri, who gains the power to instantly turn people into raving fundamentalist Christians who do their bidding by simply touching them. This is portrayed as a good thing in the movie, even though it's actually quite horrifying.

I'd love to see their reaction to the reverse.

I desperately want this to be a movie. Bible-thumping fundie annoys everyone, only to be granted the power to make people view the world with rationality, skepticism and compassion with a single touch. The world becomes a better place, and fundie learns a valuable lesson.

Even better if the fundie doesn't himself become someone who views the world with rationality, skepticism and compassion.

[Meshakhad]

I'd like to see a film or book where, in order to protect themselves from "persecution" the Christians persecute other religions, to the point that they've established a theocracy, but still claim to be persecuted.

[PosthumanHeresy]

I'd like to see a film or book where, in order to protect themselves from "persecution" the Christians persecute other religions, to the point that they've established a theocracy, but still claim to be persecuted.

How about America, in the past?

[The Right Honourable Mlle Antéchrist]

That's basically post-Reformation England in a nutshell.

[R. U. Sirius]

I'd like to see a film or book where, in order to protect themselves from "persecution" the Christians persecute other religions, to the point that they've established a theocracy, but still claim to be persecuted.

How about America, in the past?

How about America now? I know it's not a theocracy in name, but professing any belief system other than Christianity is still a political death sentence in many areas.

[PosthumanHeresy]

I'd like to see a film or book where, in order to protect themselves from "persecution" the Christians persecute other religions, to the point that they've established a theocracy, but still claim to be persecuted.

How about America, in the past?

How about America now? I know it's not a theocracy in name, but professing any belief system other than Christianity is still a political death sentence in many areas.

True. Still, it's a lot more free than it used to be.