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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: X (Mature Audiences Only)
Binding: DVD
Brand: Image Entertainment
EAN: 0014381161526
Format: Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Special Edition, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: June 17, 2003
Running Time: 163 minutes
Sales Rank: 30457
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: 1970
Editorial Review:
Description:
An up-close look at Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey and the satanic shenanigans filmed inside his infamous San Francisco 'Black House' back in 1969, 'Satanis, the Devil's Mass' (86 minutes) is a wonderfully oddball documentary inside one of America's darkest pop-culture curiosities. Along with nude women decorating the altar to a man dressed as a bishop who gets his fanny whipped before climbing in a coffin, you're treated to interviews with LaVey (wearing silly little devil horns) and his flock along with various startled neighbors! Plus, after murdering her parents and setting the family home on fire, Cynthia Kyle becomes 'Sinthia, the Devil's Doll' (77 minutes) when Lucifer forces her to wander through a psychedelic world of dreams in this ultra-bizarre mix of skin, daddy-lust and art-film exploitation from cult fave Ray Dennis Steckler. Remember, 'If you're gonna b ea sinner, be the best sinner on the block!'
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - In praise of Leviathon's (Un)Holy moistness
The world is a little less interesting now that this Messiah of Modern Times has released his mortal coil. : ( Wow, what a visionary. He realized (and helped others to realize) the hypocrisy of institutional religion in general and created a philosophical/aesthetic assault as an antidote to the influence of the mindless herds that give up their independence and personal wills to religions that keep them from facing reality or taking responsibility for themselves. His is a way intended to awaken ... Read More
Rating:  - Great View of the history of satanism.
Before you listen to all the bad reviews you must buy this DVD or you will never know what is really in this Why? Because I'm not going to tell you so do yourself some good and purchase this masterpiece, also keep your eyes out for the re-release of this wonderful work, Hail Satan Hail Hellfire
Rating:  - Satanis
I am reviewing the Anton LaVey documentary. I watched about 2 minutes of the 2nd movie and quickly realized I could not suffer through it.
I already read a lot about Anton LaVey and his religious beliefs. Basically, he doesn't believe in Satan and openly states so. His religious dogma is basically common pop psychology heavily mixed with Humanism. Despite not actually believing in or being centered around Satan, it is of course, called Satanism, and he wears silly horns, utilizes several ... Read More
Rating: - HELL OF A GOOD TIME
I picked this one up for SATANIS. I wasn't sure what to expect at first, but I'm happy to report that it's a blast! Anton LaVey certainly delivers. He's worth the price of the disc right there. And that's not all! There's also some nutty mormon guys, some nice late 1960's styled nudity that's later follwed by the spectacle of a saggy looking lady on the altar (this proved to me that Satanists truly accept folks as they really are. lol!), and interviews with LaVey's neighbors are a real hoot too! I'd love ... Read More
Rating: - MORE FUN THAN A BARREL OF MONKS
Oh ya gotta get this one. Early LaVey before his post mortem debunking by his daughter Zeena. And the naked ladies are just right for a serious nip and tuck, making this saga a saggy one. Warts and all. And...is that nerdy kid Isaac Bonewitz--the author of Real Magic and the first guy to graduate from Berkeley with a degree in Magic and Thaumaturgy? Stay tuned and find out. Take out the chalice of bourbon and sit back and enjoy, plus you get some great bonus material. A guy with the worst hairpiece in the ... Read More
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