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NEWS BRIEF:  "Bad Timing and Sick Humor Sink Latest Teen Slash-fest", by Michael Janusonis, Journal Arts Writer, The Providence Journal, Friday, April 30, 1999, p. E-1, 2.

"In the aftermath of the Colorado high school massacre, there couldn't be a more ill-timed release date for the latest teenage ugh-fest, Idle Hands.  And I came to that conclusion even before the film got to the slaughter in the high school gym near its end.  Maybe in earlier times, this comic horror -- yet another attempt to cash in on the success of the Scream films -- might have seemed just ickily amusing."

Let us stop right here!  This journalist is saying that, if the Columbine High School massacre had not occurred, then the massacre at a high school gym in this movie would have been "amusing"?  Americans have gotten so far away from God and His morality that we condone senseless and mindless violence and murder on TV, in the movies, in computer games, and in Rock Music; and then we turn around and try to deny that teens are much affected by all this Satanic activity!  Both the Bible and Modern Psychology agree on the point that people are affected by what they see and hear.  Did you know that?  Both sides agree, and yet we continue to fill our kid's minds with utter moral filth and with Satanism, and then wonder why they turn into murderers.  Listen to the Biblical standard:

"Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."  [Philippians 4:8]  The Bible defines what kinds of things are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, and of good report.  Biblical standards begin with the Ten Commandments, which America has thrown out of its school three decades ago.

Now, listen to Modern Psychology say the very same thing.  This point was the major issue in a New Age seminar I was forced to attend while a buyer for a large retail company in the Pacific Northwest, July, 1981.

"People move toward what they picture in their minds."

Modern Psychology and the Bible agree, that people are significantly affected by what they take into their minds.  Therefore, American society is greatly at fault in all the public school shootings in the past several years.  In Seminar 1, "America's Leadership of the New World Order", I review the moral sewage that is Rock Music, and then I declare: "Rock Music:  Wanted For Murder"!  As we continue with our article, you will reach that same conclusion for the Hollywood Film Industry.

"Consider the moment when the teenage hero discovers that the knife he has just used to spread mayonnaise on a sandwich is covered in blood, or the sight of a fluffy white cat nibbling on a human eyeball.  But, Idle Hands , about a pothead teenage slacker's hand being possessed by an evil force, has all the ingredients that people have been railing about in youth-oriented films since the Colorado killing spree last week."

"There's casual drug use.  The film's central character, the clueless Anton (Devon Sawa), is described by slacker friends as someone who 'smokes pot and watches TV all day'.  Indeed, at the film's start, Anton is so concerned with getting stoned shortly after waking up in his attic 'sanctuary' that he isn't aware until evening that his parents were murdered the night before by some unseen fiend."

There's casual sex.  Molly (Jessica Alba), the new girl next door, invites Anton to her bedroom shortly after meeting him and soon has him on the bed ..."

There's references to Satanism.  The hand, which eventually becomes disembodied and murderously rampages on its own power through the high school heating ducts, is possessed by an evil force ... Idle Hands is more interested in showing us the blood than developing a plot that makes sense."

"A Druid priestess (Vivica A. Fox) turns up to try to stop the hand from killing more people.  And Molly, who dresses like an angel for the Halloween hop, writes songs with titles such as Devil Girl ."

"The two local cops, supposedly recent high school grads, resent the cool Devon and his pals, who had always made fun of them.  Uh oh."  This film depicts a drug addict and Satanist like Devon as the "cool" guy at the school?

"There's plenty of gore, too -- a beer bottle in the brain, a decapitation, and a girl who's sliced apart by the blades of a huge fan ... There's casual violence as well -- a cat is killed when it's tossed across a yard and into a tree.  Most all of this is played for laughs, and at a recent screening, some in the audience were hooting at the antics ... This R-rated film panders to teens with the kind of wink at violence that too many of them seem to like."

Our many thanks to this journalist for making our point for us.  These kinds of films are created to make money, and they would not be created if there was no demand for them.  The fact of the matter is that there is a huge teen market for these kinds of films.  Just as you see millions of teens blowing their minds on drugs and Rock & Roll, so you see huge numbers of teens going to these kinds of movies, and being wildly amused at such filth, gore, Satanism, and death!  Thus, you can see how Satan is pulling the marionette strings high in the heavenlies, creating a huge  hard-core group of teens and young adults that will be his willing executioners in the immediate future, just ahead of us.

REVIEW OF HORROR AND SLASHER FILMS FROM BLOCKBUSTER ONLINE

ONLY THOSE THAT START WITH THE LETTER 'A'

Blockbuster likes to portray itself as 'family oriented", which is why they do not have pornographic videos; however, someone should explain to them that horror/slasher films such as the ones we are about to show you destroy the family and the minds of the kids just as rapidly as does pornography.  Let us now review some of the horror/slasher movies that begin with the letter, "A".  As long as this list is, we did not list every movie, just the ones we believed proved our point.  We encourage you to wade through this list, for you will see moral filth, coupled with outright Satanism, that will forever answer the question everyone is asking, "How could such young kids kill with ferocity and without any feeling, at these school shootings"?  The other silly question being asked is "Why?"  After reviewing this material, you will have your answer, once and for all.

For those of you who wish to research this unbelievably Satanic film industry, we encourage you to go online to Blockbuster Video's Online web site at http://www.blockbuster.com/video/favorites.html   to see for yourself what we are talking about, and to ascertain for yourselves the true depth, height, and width of this Satanic river overflowing its banks and flooding our nation.

Abduction II -- The Reunion -- "Plot: It was screaming for a sequel, and as three attractive girlfriends journey deep into the woods for their annual reunion, psycho mountain man Vern jumps for joy and starts setting his traps. His hand-wringing dad (Haggerty) once again tries to stop his overexcited boy from doing the unspeakable." Released 1994

Aberration -- " Plot: A nature field researcher (Bossell) is investigating the strange extinction of small animals and insects in the area. When he meets May (Gidley), his suspicions are proven correct. She believes that her cabin is infested by mice or rats. Instead, they turn out to be fast evolving lizards that have the appetite for animals and humans, no matter the size of their prey."

ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES -- "Plot: A man who was horribly disfigured in an automobile accident that also took the life of his wife, seeks revenge on those whom he believes to be responsible." Released 1971

Abomination -- "Plot: Breaking out of a hauntingly real nightmare, adolescent Cody finds himself an unwilling host to a 5,000 year old beast. Unable to resist its commands, he embarks on a killing rampage." Released 1988

Act of Vengeance -- "Plot: A brutal maniac terrorizes a small suburban community, committing a series of violent rapes. Later, his victims unite, and return the favor."

Addiction -- "Plot: In this stylish, highly symbolized take on the vampire legend an NYU grad student is afflicted with the "addiction" for blood after she's accosted by a Carpathian night-dweller. Seeking to cure herself, she seeks out a master vampire to learn how to control her cravings and find redemption." Released 1995

Adventures Beyond Chupacabra -- "Plot: Supernatural investigator Bob Schott takes viewers to Puerto Rico in search of the legendary "El Chupacabra," or "goat sucker," a mysterious creature which sucks the blood and internal organs out of its victims. From the "Adventures Beyond" series. Narrated by Jay Robinson" Released 1996

Adventures of a Two-Minute Werewolf -- Rated as Kids -- Plot: A 13-year-old horror movie fan watches a film that's so scary it turns him into a werewolf." Release date not given. This type of movie is rated for KIDS?

Afraid of the Dark -- "Plot: An alienated 12-year-old with failing eyesight hunts a killer who brutally assaults blind people. Just when he uncovers the identity of the culprit, he discovers a deeper evil." Released 1992. Where have we heard of a plot to kill people carried out by a child as young as 12 years old? In our Daily News!

Aftermath -- "Plot: Three astronauts return to Earth only to find that nuclear war has laid waste to civilization. Now, nomadic mutants live among the ruins." Rated as horror, released in 1985. The emphasis upon the realities of nuclear war has been used mightily to sow discouragement and nihilism among our teens and young adults.

After Midnight -- "Plot: Professor Derek teaches a course called "The Psychology of Fear." But his teaching methods are, ahem, unorthodox. The course is cut by the administration, but he continues the sessions at his home. When a disgruntled former student shows up, the Professor gives him a final exam in fear." Rated Horror, released 1989.

Afterward --"Plot: A skeptical family moves into their new home despite warnings of a resident ghost. They soon become believers! " Released 1983. It seems that Hollywood is trying to convince people of the supernatural evil, even as they try to savage Fundamental Christians for believing the same thing.

AI City -- "Plot: Set in a futuristic New York, "Ai City" is a story of love, intrigue and psychic power. A subject named Kei escapes from an experimental psychic program with a little girl named Ai, and soon the fate of New York, and reality itself, is at stake." Released 1995. Classified as "Learning", this movie will condition kids to believe in psychic powers and to seek them out in their own lives.

Alabama Ghost -- "Plot: A novice magician learns the tricks of a deceased master magician, and becomes the new superstar of hocus-pocus. Soon a wide assortment of weirdoes, including mad Nazi scientists, cannibals, witch doctors, and transvestite grandmothers, are after his newly acquired secrets." Released 1974, classified Horror.

Albino -- "Plot: A frightening albino leads a group of African terrorists." While this plot does not sound sinister or demonic, the picture of the movie jacket depicts a monster straight out of the pit of Hell hovering over a poor woman who is absolutely scared to death. Released 1970, Classified as Horror.

Alchemist -- "Plot: A bewitched man attempts to destroy the evil magician who cursed him many years before. The evil necromancer has the power to resurrect lost souls and turn them into murderous zombies." Released 1985.

Alex's Apartment -- "Plot: Alex Levin moved from the big city for a more simple life in the small town of Eureka. Her new apartment in a beautiful Victorian building is a dream come true, if it wasn't for her neighbor who's a psychotic killer." Released 1992

Alice Sweet Alice -- "Plot: A seemingly innocent 12-year-old girl is the prime suspect in the murder of her parents and siblings. Film marked Brooke Shield's motion picture debut." Released 1977. When this Satanic act of murder occurs in movies, it is entertainment, but when a person acts the plot in real life, we ask the silly question, "Why?"

Alien -- "Plot: While investigating an alien spacecraft ditched on a dead planet, the crew of a space freighter picks up an uninvited passenger. This languid masterpiece of horror depicts a primal inter-species struggle for survival juxtaposed against a jungle of hyper-technology. "Aliens," a cathartic sequel by James Cameron, was made in 1986. Academy Award Nominations: 2" Released 1977, classified as Sci-Fantasy

Alien 3 -- "Plot: Sometimes it takes three movies to really kill an alien. In this grim three-quel, Lt. Ripley crash lands on a prison planet and soon discovers an alien is aboard her craft. Mutilated bodies pile up, but this time she has no weapons to fight the creature. Can she survive again? Academy Award Nominations: Best Visual Effects. Released 1992

Alien Dead -- "Plot: Terror spreads after a meteorite crashes into a houseboat and transforms the mutilated bodies of the people on board into flesh-eating ghouls." Released 1982 - Once again, we see the Satanic emphasis on cannibalism. Eating another human being is absolutely forbidden in Scripture, so it is one of the things in which Satan delights.

Alien Factor -- "Plot: The denizens of a rural township are terrorized by extraterrestrial monsters after a spaceship crashes in the nearby countryside. Innovative special effects add to the horror." Released 1978.

Alien Predators -- "Plot: Three friends accidentally discover that alien microbes are taking human hosts, devouring their victims from within, and transforming them into hideous lizard-like creatures. With the help of a scientist, they attempt to destroy the town's infected population with a vaccine." Released 1986.

Alien Prey -- "Plot: Poor Jessica and her lesbian lover are terrorized by an alien who is sent to Earth on a "protein mission." Released 1983 - Once again the emphasis is one eating humans. Note also the emphasis upon lesbianism, another of Satan's favorite subjects, since it is forbidden in Scripture.

Alien Resurrection -- "Plot: The Future. An old enemy. The perfect predator. Defeated but not destroyed. If only her killer instinct could be reconfigured, re-formed... Resurrected. The experiments begin. An unholy combination of human and alien genetics, made possible by an uneasy alliance between a renegade band of smugglers and a zealous cadre of scientists and officials. One subject is familiar -- a woman horrifically linked to the alien species that now elicits so much scrutiny. Ripley is back and all is not what it seems..." Released 1997. This is the movie that Michael Carneal, 14 years old, watched, some time before he killed those Christian students at the Prayer Circle at West Paducah High School.

Aliens -- "Plot: In this cathartic sequel to "Alien," Ripley is rescued after years of hibernation in space and is reluctantly drawn into a second encounter with the deadly zenomorphs, this time as part of a gung-ho platoon of Marines. Truly one of the greatest action movies of all time. "Alien 3" is the somewhat somber sequel. Academy Award Nominations: 7, including Best Actress--Sigourney Weaver, Best Original Score." The combination of Satanic material and violent action can truly be devastating on a person, especially a young teen. Released 1986.

Alien Terminator -- "Plot: Scientists tinkering with DNA in an isolated laboratory soon find themselves on the run from the unintentional result of their scientific method--a giant humanoid hybrid thing with sharp talons, superhuman regenerative powers, and a craving for scientists." Released 1995 - The jacket cover is terrifying, as a helpless, but sexy, young lady is sprawled in front of a "giant humanoid hybrid thing", obviously suggesting a combination of terror and sex. Released in 1995.

Alien Terror -- "Plot: Aliens have entered the body of a brutal sex-killer and reward him with a constant supply of young female victims. This killer has now been set free to infiltrate the mind of the very man who created him." Released 1986. Once again, we see a combination of Satanic terror and brutal sex, a deadly combination for a young teen mind.

Alison's Birthday -- "Plot: It's Alison's 19th birthday, and she's looking forward to celebrating it with her family. Too bad they're devil worshippers." This kind of movie is likely to actually contain real Satanic ritual, thus making it easy for someone to become possessed while they are watching it, especially if they have been dabbling in the occult for some time before watching this film. Released 1979.

Alligator Eyes -- "Plot: A trio of friends picks up a mysterious blind woman who's hitchhiking. Soon she seduces the men and coaxes them to go to a desert island, where the title's meaning becomes clear." Released 1990 - Once again, we see a combination of terror and sex.

All The Kind Strangers -- "Plot: A family of orphans has a grisly plan for finding new parents. They lure people home to replace their dead parents. Candidates who don't measure up disappear forever." Released 1974. When children kill their parents on TV, that is "just entertainment". When they kill them in real life, as did Luke Woodham (16 years old) of Pearl Mississippi, and Kipland Kinkel (15 years old) of Springfield, Oregon, we then ask the stupidly obvious question, "Why?" or "How could this happen?"

All New Tales From The Crypt -- "Plot: Contains three episodes of terror based on the classic horror comic book series. Titles are: 'Only Sin Deep', 'Lover Come Hack to Me', and 'Collection Completed.' " Released 1990.

All You Can Eat -- No plot was given, nor was the date of release. However, you can probably safely surmise that the emphasis is on cannibalism.

Alone In The Dark -- "Plot: Three escaped mental patients converge on the home of their therapist and his family, and proceed to terrorize them." Released 1982.

Amazing Mr. Blunden -- "Plot: After their mother is hired as the caretaker of a sprawling Victorian mansion, a pair of youngsters have their first encounter with a ghost. They are transported back in time where they come to the aid of two children who were murdered during the early part of the last century." Released 1974.

Amazing Mr. X -- "Plot: After seeing the ghost of her dead husband, a woman visits a spiritualist to find some answers. British" These last two movies condition a person, both young and old, to the existence of departed spirits, and conditions them to accept Necromancy, utilizing Magick, to contact them. Released 1948. Existence of movies like this may help to explain the popularity of Psychic Advisors and Witchcraft in general that we see today.

Amazing Transplant -- "Plot: A modern day Jack-the-Ripper has a most unique transplant which women would really appreciate - if he'd just stop murdering them! Director Silverman is better known as Doris Wishman." Released 1970. Combination of sex and violence, and rape.

American Gothic -- "Plot: Three young couples crash-land their plane on a remote island, where the resident bible-thumping family displays less-than Christian courtesy, killing them off in bizarre, ritual murders." Released 1987. Perhaps this type of movie denigrating Christians is one of the reasons the killers of the Trench Coat Mafia displayed such hatred for Christians.

American Scream -- "Plot: Meet the Benzigers. They think they're going on vacation at a mountain resort... But it's satanic ritual territory and there's a shortage of sacrificial victims." Once again, the viewers of this movie are likely to see actual Satanic rituals, making it very possible to become possessed while watching, as the very act of watching the movie gives Satan implicit permission to enter the viewer.

American Tiger -- "Plot: When a stripper teams up with a college student who's been framed for murdering a televangelist's son, they go up against the unholy power of the prime-time preacher." Released 1990. Not only do we have sex in this movie, but Christians are denigrated.

American Werewolf In London -- "Plot: In this dripping black comedy, two American students on a European vacation are changed forever by an ancient terror as they walk along the Welsh Moors on a moonlit night. Terrific makeup effects and tongue-in-cheek humor make this one of he best werewolf films ever. Academy Awards: Best Make-Up." Released 1981. This movie has especially powerful evil and could easily result in demonic possession of the viewer.

Amazing Stories, Book Four, Compilation of three -- "Plot: Three stories from the acclaimed series. "Mirror Mirror" - a horror film director finds that the monsters he creates for the screen come to haunt him in real life. "Blue Man Down" - a policeman blames himself for the loss of his young partner during a robbery. "Mr. Magic" - an old man whose talent is slipping away discovers one last act with the help of a special deck of cards. Released 1991. To the Black Magick and White Magic practitioner, a mirror is a gateway into contact with the spirit world.

American Werewolf In Paris -- "Plot: Three young college graduates on a "Daredevil Tour of Europe" descend on Paris, seeking some serious fun. Along the way, Andy meets the woman of his dreams, the beautiful and mysterious Serafine. The only problem is, when the moon is full, his dream girl turns into the stuff of which nightmares are made. Dressed to kill, his sharp-toothed date gives new meaning to the expression "a howling good time"." Combination of sex, violence, and Satanism.

Amityville 2 - The Possession -- "Plot: Now it's not just the house that's haunted, but also the dwelling's ill-fated inhabitants. Shortly after the original tenants fled in terror from the Amityville home, a new family moved in and its members became possessed by the demonic presence which pervades the house." Released 1983. This film boldly pronounces that it features demonic possession. It would be very easy for a viewer to become possessed as he or she watches this movie.

Amityville 4, The Evil Escapes -- "Plot: When priests exorcise the Amityville home its evil finds a new residence 3,000 miles away, just as a widow and her three children move in." Released 1990.

Amityville Curse -- "Plot: Unseen voices, horrible visions and a rotting corpse are the welcoming committee for some friends trying to make money by refurbishing a run-down mansion in Amityville." Released 1989. Satanic themes throughout.

Amityville Dollhouse -- "Plot: A young girl's eerily familiar dollhouse reigns terror over her and her family--it carries the same malevolent spirits as the original Amityville house!" The star of this movie is a little girl, about 7 years old. This movie combines Satanic terror, demonic possession, and an innocent little girl. Released 1996.

Amityville Horror -- "Plot: A real-life haunted house becomes a front-page story in this tale of a family whose Long Island dream home becomes an oozing, horrific nightmare. The brutal murder of six people just one year previous causes the new tenants some restless nights, to say the least!" Released 1979.

Amityville, A New Generation -- "Plot: A beautiful but strangely dark antique mirror opens a doorway to gleaming, modern horror as a young artist discovers the secrets of his past, and the terrifying future that awaits him." The occultist considers a mirror to be a gateway into the spirit world. This movie also features divination of the future, forbidden by God. Released 1993. This movie title says it all:  a new generation of kids is awaiting to be ruined spiritually.

Anatomist -- "Plot: A chilling re-enactment of the notorious acts of cannibalism by Burke and Hare in England." Released 1961. Conditioning our children to be good Satanists who eat human flesh.

Andy Warhol's Dracula -- "Plot: Andy Warhol's cheeky tribute to the Transylvanian legend is distinguished by its overt acknowledgement of the sexual metaphor of vampires. Young Dracula craves the blood of virgins in a house full of the promiscuous daughters of a country nobleman. A.K.A. "Blood for Dracula" and 'Young Dracula.' " Released 1974. Combination of sex, rape, torture, and drinking of blood, all forbidden by God.

Andy Warhol's Frankenstein -- "Plot: A violent, decapitation- and entrail-filled version of the Shelley classic. Warhol creates a sterile, Wagnerian world of incest and lurid promiscuity, showing the doctor actually having sex with his stitched-up corpses." Released 1974. This movie depicts decapitation, human entrails, incestual sex, and having sex with the dead. Demonic possession would be relatively simple to anyone watching this movie.

Angel For Satan -- "Plot: Barbara Steele portrays a woman possessed by a statue on a dark, mysterious old estate." Released 1966, the same year LaVey established the Church of Satan.

Angel Heart -- "Plot: Harry Angel is a '50s gumshoe hired by a dark stranger to search for the perpetrator of a string of grisly murders leading from New York to the voodoo cults of backwoods New Orleans. Each step Angel takes in this film nightmare brings him nearer the heat of hell." Released 1987. This movie likely depicts actual Satanic Voodoo rituals, making it easy for a viewer to be demonically possessed.

Anguish -- "Plot: A movie audience is absorbed in a horror flick where the psycho's favorite pastime is carving out his victim's eyeballs. Too bad the kid selling popcorn has a habit of imitating movie characters." Released 1988. Torture is a common theme in these movies, and hardens the heart and compassion of the viewer terribly.

Annie's Garden -- "Plot: A curious writer ventures into a seemingly idyllic little town to "get away from it all" and finds herself enchanted by a local family. Unfortunately, they've got some very scary secrets, including a few shallow graves out back by the shrubbery and a direct line to Hell." Released 1994. Going to Hell is also a common theme.

Appointment -- "Plot: A talented young classical musician and her father have a strange psycho-kinetic relationship which turns terrible after an unknown force causes them to commit unspeakable acts of violence." Released 1982. "Unspeakable acts of violence" says it all.

April Fool's Day -- "Plot: When Muffy St. John invited her college friends up to her parents' secluded island home for the time of their lives, she forgot to tell them that it just might be the last day of their lives." Released 1986. Emphasis upon bloody murder scenes using a huge knife

Army of Darkness -- "Plot: The unassuming store clerk Ash is time-warped into England's Dark Ages, where he must find the Necronomicon, a compendium of the black arts, before he can return home. Fortunately, he has time to romance a beautiful princess and battle an army of skeletons. The inspired sequel to "Evil Dead" and "Evil Dead 2." Released 1992.

Arousers -- "Plot: Hunter gives a convincing performance as a lonely gym teacher whose sexual impotence causes him to kill the women he tries to seduce." Released 1973. Once again, we see a combination of violence, murder, and sex. Is it any wonder our young children are such horrors?

Arrival -- "Plot: An extraterrestrial event triggers a strange transformation in 73-year-old Max. His health problems disappear and his doctors are amazed. An alien power starts making him younger and younger, and hungrier and hungrier." Released 1990. Cannibalism and demonic possession the two themes.

Art of Dying -- "Plot: A psychopath, pretending to be a film director, lures victims to their deaths by giving them roles in his violent 'movie.' Released 1991.

Ashes And Flames -- "Plot: An apprentice mortician helps two emotionally scarred sisters seek bloody revenge against their sexually abusive father." Release date not given.

Asphyx -- "Plot: A scientist identifies and isolates the spirit of death which lies within all men, and appears during moments of imminent danger. AKA 'Spirit of the Dead.' Released 1972. Demonic possession. Released 1972.

Assault -- "Plot: A series of violent sex murders plague a girl's school. When the school's art teacher agrees to act as bait for the killer, the killer's appetite is merely whetted. AKA 'Creepers,' 'In the Devil's Garden,' and 'Tower of Terror.' Released 1970.

Asylum of Satan -- "Plot: A concert pianist is abducted and taken to a mental hospital where the patients are tortured and offered to a 'creature of death.' Plenty of ax-chopped bodies add to the fun!" Released 1976. Since when is it considered "fun" to see "plenty of ax-chopped bodies"? What are we doing to our young people? We are hardening them to serve Antichrist!

Atom Age Vampire -- "Plot: Made in Italy, this one deals with a mad scientist who must kill young women and rip out their glands in order to restore a sexy dancer's disfigured face, all the while struggling with his own Jekyll/Hyde transformations into a lizard-man, fighting off the dancer's trenchcoated boyfriend, and battling his own jealous assistant. As awful as it sounds" Released 1961.

Attack of the Beast Creatures -- "Plot: After a terrible storm, the crew and passengers of a luxury liner are stranded on an uncharted island. There they encounter man-eating 'Beast Creatures.' Released 1985. More conditioning to eat human flesh.

Attack of the Mayan Mummy -- "Plot: A Mexican dandy in which mummies and reincarnated zombies stagger around scaring innocent bystanders." Released 1963.

Attic -- "Plot: This moody psychological thriller deals with the love/hate relationship between a dominating man and his submissive daughter. The young woman's bridegroom mysteriously vanishes just prior to their scheduled wedding date." Released 1981. Incestual sex is a major theme in horror, slasher, and pornography.

Audrey Rose -- "Plot: The tormented spirit of a dead child possesses the soul of a living girl. One of the better reincarnation stories. See 'Dead Again' for a comparison. Released 1977. Conditioning for both demon possession and Reincarnation.

Auntie Lee's Meat Pies -- "Plot: Auntie Lee is in the meat-pie business and business is booming! With her pies in such demand, Auntie sends her five gorgeous nieces out to hunt for her secret ingredient - handsome unsuspecting young men." Released 1992. Combination of illicit sex, violence, and cannibalism are featured in this movie.

Avenger -- "Plot: A psycho killer chops off people's heads and mails them to Scotland Yard." Release 1961.

Awakening -- "Plot: Surrealistic, supernatural mayhem ensues after a renowned feng shui master is targeted for revenge by an unsatisfied customer (an over-the-top Yam), who alleges the master's bogus cures for bad chi caused the death of his wife and baby. No wind chimes or octagonal mirrors can stop this madman's assault." Released 1994.

Awakening -- "Plot: The story of a fearful Egyptian curse and the consequences which result when it is defied. Based on the novel "The Jewel of the Seven Stars," by Bram Stoker." Released 1980. Ancient Mysteries is evidently the theme of this movie.

Awful Dr. Orlof -- "Plot: A sicko doctor kidnaps girls off the foggy streets of London, murders them, drains their blood and tries to graft their skin on his disfigured daughter's face. A cult classic. Released 1961.

Let us list the common themes contained within these awful movies.  We saw Satanism depicted in almost every movie in some way.  Satan loves Death, dismemberment of the human body, eating of human flesh, blood and gore in every conceivable manner, drinking of blood, sexual promiscuity in many different ways, and demonic possession.

These videos are available to any child at any video store.  We are preparing our young children to be the mass murderers of tomorrow.

Truly, we are at the End of the Age, of which the Bible speaks so clearly.  "But understand this, that in the last days there will set in perilous times of great stress and trouble -- hard to deal with and hard to bear.  For people will be lovers of self and utterly self-centered, lovers of money and aroused by an inordinate (greedy)  desire for wealth, proud and arrogant and contemptuous boasters.  They will be abusive (blasphemous, scoffers), disobedient to parents, ungrateful, unholy and profane.  They will be without natural human affection (callous and inhuman), relentless -- admitting of no truce or appeasement.  They will be slanderers -- false accusers, trouble makers; intemperate and loose in morals and conduct, uncontrolled and fierce, haters of good.  They will be treacherous betrayers, rash and inflated with self-conceit.  They will be lovers of sensual pleasures and vain amusements more than and rather than lovers of God." [2 Timothy 3:1-4, Parallel Bible, KJV/Amplified Bible Commentary].

God has summed up the entire current situation facing us with our teens of today.  This is the perfect description of them, and it should scare you to death.  Certainly, it speaks with great volume the fact that we are, indeed, living in the immediate time when Antichrist will arise.  All other signs are pointing in that direction already; now we know that our society is ready to follow him, worship him, and murder on a huge scale for him.  The End of the Age is upon us!

Are you spiritually ready? Is your family? Are you adequately protecting your loved ones? This is the reason for this ministry, to enable you to first understand the peril facing you, and then help you develop strategies to warn and protect your loved ones. Once you have been thoroughly trained, you can also use your knowledge as a means to open the door of discussion with an unsaved person. I have been able to use it many times, and have seen people come to Jesus Christ as a result. These perilous times are also a time when we can reach many souls for Jesus Christ, making an eternal difference.