Church DVD

 Horror Fan
This film is LOADED with all sorts of creative and twisted gags, I can't even remember all the things that stood out to me while I watched it. The special effects are clever and impressive. I didn't see the climax coming simply because I didn't even think that any film made on a horror budget could afford something that dope.The church itself is amazing
Submitted by gov1862 (Singapore) 
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 Boring !
The Church, the last sequel for the serie Demons. That's very boring, but, not than the unofficial sequel called : Demons III : The Orgre.
Submitted by pas.call (Québec, Canada) 
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 Visually striking
"The Church" is a movie to see more for the visuals than for the plot. Like many Italian horror films, it won't let logic or coherence get in the way of a good scene. There are many striking images. A knight removes his helmet, and the dust of the road has left the image of the cross on his face. Another cross falls away into endless blackness. Sometimes, the narrative seems to fall away and the film feels more like a dream than a story. Plotwise, it almost feels like four movies spliced together. Often you might wonder where one subplot is going or what it has to do with the rest of the film. But if you are content to sit back and go with the flow, the often-surrealistic images can hook you. Highly recommended for its visual style, but not for the writing.
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 Quite compelling
Produced by Dario Argento, "The Church" is a very interesting film. A story of good vs evil with a great background and some really interesting characters, along with the usual gore. Michele Soavi gives us a not very shocking but very pleaseant movie, try it out!
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 From the director of CEMETARY MAN...
This was intended to be Dario Argento's "demons 3" but the plot got so complex and far-out that the title had to be changed. Officially a Dario Argento film even though he let somone else direct. The movie is typical Argento style horror, (be still my gorehound heart) brilliant lighting, fire-engine red blood, & lots of psychedelic camera angles (ala Batman, the real 60's Batman). I can't give it enough stars. Anchor bay kicked but again in the transfer dept. flawless as always...
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