Satan

Armageddon. It is a universal theme that has spanned centuries and cultures… and has, as some say, become increasingly more relevant today.

Black Blooded Brides of Satan - Grim, oppressive an in part even more realistic horror movie whose world in strung on modern devil's worship, anguish, agony and dark discomfort from where there is no escape.
Linda is a student from a well-off family and her parents have high expectations and put a lot of pressure on her to succeed. Too high pressure and expectations cause some rebellion in the young woman, however, and lead by her friend Linda drifts into the dark and twisted world of Satan's worship - To the clutches of charismatic Master, to rituals where truth and nightmares mix and to the vertigo of self-destruction…

During Halloween, theater student Jenna Whooly returns to Bell Island to spend the holiday with her family and her boyfriend Alex Martin, a classmate of hers who was also raised on the island. Her younger brother Douglas "Dougie" Whooly is very attached to Jenna and is fascinated with the video game "Satan's Little Helper," and he becomes jealous with the presence of Alex. He leaves home wearing his costume of Satan's little helper, seeking Satan himself on the streets so he can ask him to kill Alex. Dougie meets a serial killer who, coincidently, is wearing a costume of Satan and decides to help him. He brings the insane murderer home, and Jenna and her mother Merrill Whooly believe that the masked killer is Alex acting like Satan to please Dougie. Later, the boy walks with the maniac along the streets, helping him to terrorize the locals.

This seminal, highly acclaimed 1959 gospel album from mandolin player Ira and guitarist Charlie Louvin remains the most significant release from the influential brothers, best known as a country act and mentioned by Elvis Presley as "his favourite duet". "Satan Is Real" is so closely associated with the brothers that its title was borrowed for a 2012 autobiography, co-written by Charlie Louvin not long before his death.