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Title: Repeated viewings make this all the more eerie
Review: Let's face it. Hollywood simply doesn't know how to make scary movies anymore. With all the gloss and [special] CGI effects so common in blockbusters these days, one has to turn to the indie horror sub-culture for real thrills.DESECRATION hits on several key fears:1) Nuns2) Clowns3) Hell4) Blood. Lots of blood.DESECRATION tells the story of Bobby, a young boy under an overbearing Catholic upbringing, who starts a horrifying chain reaction when he accidentally kills a nun with a remote control plane (!). Not much more can be told about the plot, mainly because the film is by far the scariest at times when the viewer has absolutely no clue what's going on. For example, in one scene, Bobby is trapped in a room where vines are tying themselves around him, and a bloody statue of the Virgin Mary is swiveling around in circles. What's the significance? I don't know, but it's ... scary.
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