Sinners and Saints (2004)
Father Charmichael Drake is tormented by his clairvoyant dreams, which in turn drive him to fight crime and the forces of evil. The demon slaying priest and Sister Jordan Merrick (a scantily clad nun) get more than they bargained for when summoned by the Queen Of Hell to bring justice to the Hades dimension. Action filled, twisted, very dark, horrific, bloody, perverted and most of all - a very artistic film revealing the darker sides of filmmakers Melantha Blackthorne and Jason Cavalier.
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Father Charmichael Drake is tormented by his clairvoyant dreams, which in turn drive him to fight crime and the forces of evil. The demon slaying priest and Sister Jordan Merrick (a scantily clad nun) get more than they bargained for when summoned by the Queen Of Hell to bring justice to the Hades dimension. Action filled, twisted, very dark, horrific, bloody, perverted and most of all - a very artistic film revealing the darker sides of filmmakers Melantha Blackthorne and Jason Cavalier.
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Genre:Action, Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Melantha Blackthorne, Jason Cavalier, Godfree Master
In Theaters:7/25/2004
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Robomonkey Productions
Cast
Melantha Blackthorne
Director
Melantha Blackthorne
Necrotia
Jason Cavalier
Father Carmichael Drake
Jan Pivon
Stryker
Michael Brunet
Larry
Lucy Locas
Suzie Mills
Elisabeth Faure
Sister Jordan Merrick
Tony Watt
The Brimstone Milk Man
Etienne Vaillancourt
Bruce Gordon Lewis
Shawn Hall
Officer Clay
Meredith Darling
Salacia
Cindy Davies
Desderexx
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