Jesus Christ: Serial Rapist (Video 2004)A schizophrenic videotapes women he's tied up, and sends a "Gospel of Blood" to the media. Director:Bill Zebub |
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Jesus Christ: Serial Rapist (Video 2004)A schizophrenic videotapes women he's tied up, and sends a "Gospel of Blood" to the media. Director:Bill Zebub |
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Alexandra Voskoboynikov | ... |
Wife of Judas
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Rocco Martone | ... |
Judas
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Bill Zebub | ... |
Jesus
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Freddie Dingo | ... |
Pilate
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Wife of Pilate
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Michael M. Herrmann | ... |
Peter
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Debbie Dee | ... |
Wife of Peter
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Mallory Marshall | ... |
Doubting Thomas
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Mary Magdeline
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Niki Rubin | ... |
Mocking Thief
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A schizophrenic man who believes he is Jesus kidnaps women who refuse to believe his delusion He videotapes himself with these women he has tied up in various states of bondage. He sends videotapes to the media labeled "Gospels of Blood," which are just photographs of naked women in bondage, usually crucified in some way, with the camera panning and zooming over the photos. These photographs account for more than half of the running time. There is no diegetic sound, only a few title cards, although there is a soundtrack of heavy metal music. Written by Anonymous
First off, there's at least two different movies by the same director with this title. This listing, the 2004 one, had a gaudy orange and black cover with a woman wearing white lingerie with her arms outstretched and a red ball gag, and some small stills from the movie.
The remake (or whatever one might call it) is the one available on Amazon.com (!) with a nice painting of a woman bearing a cross on her back through a middle-eastern-looking setting.
The first movie has about three scenes of a man having sex with or BDSM activities with women. One was on a sofa, another in a bathroom I think, and another I don't remember. Title cards explain he's a schizophrenic who thinks he's Jesus persecuting his enemies, or something like that. You wouldn't have guessed from the movie itself.
Then a title card explains that he sent something to the media, which is followed by stills of women crucified, which takes up a lot more running time of the movie than you'd think.
This movie really can't be recommended, but the remake might (?) be better.