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Title: Brutal Jesus and the House of Wasted Youth (2010)
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Johnny
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Anny The Smackhead
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Sam Wahnon | ... |
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On a quiet suburban street there is a house occupied by a group of drug and alcohol fueled teenage wasters who wreak havoc upon the local community on a daily basis, a mysterious figure has arrived at there door who intends to make them pay the ultimate price for their sins. Could this mysterious visitor be Christ himself? Punishing these young sinners with brutal acts of violence? Written by Nik Box
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Mess with His Faith and he'll mess with your lifeGenres:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 August 2010 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
Manchester, Greater Manchester, England, UKCompany Credits
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Brutal as in horrible. I understand that this had no budget, but really? I honestly think my 12 year old son could come up with something more entertaining. In fact I'm sure of it. I'm not even going to try to explain the "plot." I commend anyone who goes through everything it takes to make a film, but I will also rate those films accordingly. Some people can make something from next to nothing, but not these makers. Sometimes it takes more than passion to make a film. It also takes talent and the ability to tell a good story, something that is most definitely lacking here. Brutal Jesus is just that, brutal...and not in a good way.