I saw this film a while back and revelled in the irony. Here's this man of 'high morals' who is lured to an island where the original old time religion is still joyously practiced.
He says that these people are 'immoral'--and winds up in the same situation that many thousands of victims of 'christian' morality found themselves--sacrificed so that the status quo could be maintained. Anti-christ, my arse!
Christopher Lee could read a phone book and be better than 99% of what passes for talent in the horror/suspense genre today.
Somebody did their homework on this movie. Sometimes real horror disguises itself in the everyday.
I can't wait to see the director's cut--
Blessed be!
He says that these people are 'immoral'--and winds up in the same situation that many thousands of victims of 'christian' morality found themselves--sacrificed so that the status quo could be maintained. Anti-christ, my arse!
Christopher Lee could read a phone book and be better than 99% of what passes for talent in the horror/suspense genre today.
Somebody did their homework on this movie. Sometimes real horror disguises itself in the everyday.
I can't wait to see the director's cut--
Blessed be!