The title is no exaggeration. I literally cannot remember a movie that I've seen that is worse than this. Perhaps Iron Eagle 2. I only watched Suing the Devil all the way through because it had been my idea to rent it, and as such I felt that I deserved to watch it as punishment. Redbox should be ashamed of themselves for carrying this.
First off, the film is a blatant Christian propaganda movie. And before you start, that might be OK... a film can have an agenda and still be entertaining.
But even within that context, the movie was awful. The plot made no sense whatsoever. Every one of the characters was flat and written inconsistently. There was not a single decent acting performance. The special effects looked like something from a 1970's Doctor Who episode.
And I'll give a spoiler here because if you still see this movie after reading this review, I have no sympathy for you. Get this... the movie used the "And it was all a dream!" finish at the end. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. It's beyond belief that any professional scriptwriter from this era would have the gall to use that.
The movie is not even bad in a campy sort of way, where you can just laugh at it. It has no redeeming qualities. It has no characters that you can identify with, laugh at, or just sit back and be entertained by. There is no way that anyone who is not a hardcore Christian would score this above a 1, and even then, I can't see how anybody could possibly have enjoyed this.
First off, the film is a blatant Christian propaganda movie. And before you start, that might be OK... a film can have an agenda and still be entertaining.
But even within that context, the movie was awful. The plot made no sense whatsoever. Every one of the characters was flat and written inconsistently. There was not a single decent acting performance. The special effects looked like something from a 1970's Doctor Who episode.
And I'll give a spoiler here because if you still see this movie after reading this review, I have no sympathy for you. Get this... the movie used the "And it was all a dream!" finish at the end. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. It's beyond belief that any professional scriptwriter from this era would have the gall to use that.
The movie is not even bad in a campy sort of way, where you can just laugh at it. It has no redeeming qualities. It has no characters that you can identify with, laugh at, or just sit back and be entertained by. There is no way that anyone who is not a hardcore Christian would score this above a 1, and even then, I can't see how anybody could possibly have enjoyed this.