Murph's Final Verdict!
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The first testament says, "Eye for an eye."
The second testament says, "Love thy neighbor."
The third testament... KICKS ASS!
This is one of the tag lines for Odessa Filmwork's latest "Lesbian Vampires VS Jesus Christ and a Mexican Wrestler" movie, witch may or may not take place on Earth. The story's plot twists and turns from making little, to no sense. Jesus takes on armies of Lesbian Vampires, regular Vampires, and Atheists through badly choreographed fight scenes. Jesus doesn't so much hunt vampires as much as he just walks around while random events occur.
At the beginning of the film we find that two priests are in need of Jesus' help to rid them of the Lesbian Vampires who have been killing their church-goers. They immediately know where to find Jesus; at the beach making sand castles and baptizing people in a lake. After trying to convince Jesus to help them, he explains that his sand castle is not yet built or something, so he can't help them. Then vampires attack and knock down Jesus' sand castle (which is something you probably never should do, and I think it's in one of the commandments... or at least one of the amendments). After defeating the vampire lesbians by blessing the

Cast of... Characters?
Throughout the rest of the "movie" Jesus gets help from various Priests, non-vampire lesbians, God in the form of ice cream, Mary in the form of a nightlight, and a Mexican wrestler who ends up falling in love with one of the lesbian vampires, but then turns out to be a bisexual vampire. I REALLY wish I was making this up. Jesus also uses his holy powers by making wooden stakes, climbing through air vents, eating ice cream that talks to him, and being in more than one place at the exact same time. These religious movies practically write themselves!
While I can't really suggest this movie to anyone unless they're tempted to see one of the most poorly made movies ever, Jesus Christ: Vampire Hunter was pretty funny at times, and made absolutly no sense at others. So if you don't feel like renting The Ten Commandments, Jesus Christ: Vampire Hunter might be the next best thing. Plus I don't think The Ten Commandments has any Jesus musical dance scenes.
Comments!
JC, it's cool. See, we know it's not REALLY you. You could cast Holy on vampires and destroys them!
Scott toll said: FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
This Scott Toll guy didn't get what he wanted for Christmas!
He needs to lay off that "!" key, and try some egg-nog!
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