I rented Saint Sinner expecting the movie to be based from a complete atheist and stereotyped view of Christianity. The movie, although not exactly biblical, would have to be said to be, a work of art. Although this type of movie doesn't usually interest myself, it kept me on the edge of my seat until the end.
Based in the year 1815, two young monk brothers named Tomas and Gregory are guided by curiosity to break into a secret room and unleash the evil it conceals. They unwittingly unleash two demons on earth killing one of the brothers. 200 years later the demons are still alive and reeking havoc on society, as a wager, the brother is marked by God to destroy the demons by going into the future.
This movie definitely isn't for every one, with some scenes being quite voile. Its portrayal of society of being good and evil, right and wrong and judgmental is clearly shown through the movie.
I thoroughly enjoyed Saint Sinner and recommend it if you enjoy movies with deep meaning and criticism of society as a whole.
Based in the year 1815, two young monk brothers named Tomas and Gregory are guided by curiosity to break into a secret room and unleash the evil it conceals. They unwittingly unleash two demons on earth killing one of the brothers. 200 years later the demons are still alive and reeking havoc on society, as a wager, the brother is marked by God to destroy the demons by going into the future.
This movie definitely isn't for every one, with some scenes being quite voile. Its portrayal of society of being good and evil, right and wrong and judgmental is clearly shown through the movie.
I thoroughly enjoyed Saint Sinner and recommend it if you enjoy movies with deep meaning and criticism of society as a whole.