The film is loosely inspired by " Dante's Inferno." Danielle (Maura Murphy) is abused by her foster father. She leaves home and gets picked up by Vigil (Chris Schleicher) a creepy personable psychopath who belongs to a Christian order of one that promotes the idea you must sin in order to be redeemed. Danielle becomes one in a series of victims.
The religious idea was one similarly practiced by an early Christian Gnostic sect. The torture sequences are light as compared to other films, i.e. this is "G" rated compared to the "Saw" series. Most of the film takes place in the basement of Vigil's house. The soundtrack consisted of a light song that appears to be sung in Hebrew. The problem is that the film is somewhat pointless and non-entertaining. It is supposed to be a dark comedy. The humor relies solely on Vigil's lines, which grew tiresome.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. Nudity (Maura Murphy)
The religious idea was one similarly practiced by an early Christian Gnostic sect. The torture sequences are light as compared to other films, i.e. this is "G" rated compared to the "Saw" series. Most of the film takes place in the basement of Vigil's house. The soundtrack consisted of a light song that appears to be sung in Hebrew. The problem is that the film is somewhat pointless and non-entertaining. It is supposed to be a dark comedy. The humor relies solely on Vigil's lines, which grew tiresome.
Parental Guide: F-bomb. Nudity (Maura Murphy)