
The climax to the story comes when the priest, now on foot, is about to be run down by the SUV.  The priest desperately throws the vial of holy water, which strikes the vehicle and causes it to vanish or explode (can't remember which).  As best as I can remember, the story closes with the priest returning to the parish, his faith in God renewed.
Date of Release
I'm sure it's 1980s, probably early 80s, based on the video game story. The film is in English, and most likely a U.S.-made film.

A:

This is Nightmares from 1983. The first story is Bishop of Battle:

Young Jerry "J.J." Cooney (Estevez) is a video game wizard and arcade game hustler with help from his bespectacled friend Zock (Billy Jayne).
After an argument about Jerry's obsession with video games, they split up for the day, and Jerry goes into his local arcade to try again to beat The Bishop of Battle, a maddeningly difficult video game that features thirteen levels; no one he knows has made it to the thirteenth, and many believe it is just a myth. He repeatedly tries and fails to make it to the thirteenth level until the owner forces him to leave at closing time.
Jerry's parents, concerned about his performance in school, ground him until his grades improve. That night, he sneaks out and breaks into the arcade to finally finish the game. However, when he reaches the thirteenth level, the arcade cabinet collapses and the enemies fly out (Estevez went through a two-week gun training session with the NYPD to realistically perform his gun maneuvers for these scenes). Jerry flees to the parking lot, but the Bishop of Battle appears, drawing closer and closer to a terrified Jerry. The scene cuts to the next morning, where his friends and family see Jerry's image on the screen of the arcade machine for a few seconds before it turns into the player and the short ends.

The second story is The Benediction

Lance Henriksen plays a priest serving at a small parish and is facing a crisis of faith brought on by the violent death of a young boy. He explains to his bishop (Plana) that he has lost his belief in the concepts of good and evil. He finally leaves the ministry with some blessed water which he now deems
The climax to the story comes when the priest, now on infantry, is about to be ply down by the SUV.   The priest desperately throws the vial of holy water system, which strikes the vehicle and induce it to fly or explode (can't commend which).   As best as I can commemorate, the story closes with the priest return to the parish, his religion in God renewed. 
 Date of Release 
 I'm sure it's 1980s, probably early 80s, based on the video recording game story. The film is in English, and about likely a U.S.-made film. 

 A: 

 This is nightmare from 1983. The first narrative is Bishop of Battle: 

 Young Jerry " J.J. " Cooney (Estevez) is a video game wizard and arcade game hustler with aid from his bespectacled friend Zock (Billy Jayne). 
 After an argument about Jerry's obsession with video games, they split up for the day, and Jerry goes into his local arcade to try again to beat The Bishop of Battle, a maddeningly difficult video game that features thirteen levels; no one he knows has made it to the thirteenth, and many think it is merely a myth. He repeatedly tries and fail to seduce it to the thirteenth level until the owner forces him to leave at closure time. 
 Jerry's parents, concerned about his performance in school, grind him until his grades improve. That night, he sneaks out and breaks into the arcade to finally finish up the game. However, when he reaches the thirteenth level, the arcade cabinet collapses and the enemy fly away (Estevez run through a two - week gun training school term with the NYPD to realistically perform his gun maneuvers for these view). Jerry flee to the parking lot, but the Bishop of Battle appears, drawing closer and closer to a panicky Jerry. The scene cuts to the next morning, where his friends and class see Jerry's double on the screen of the arcade car for a few seconds before it turns into the player and the brusque ends. 

 The second narrative is The Benediction 

 Lance Henriksen plays a priest serve at a small parish and is facing a crisis of faith brought on by the violent end of a young boy. He explain to his bishop (Plana) that he has lost his belief in the concepts of good and evil. He finally leaves the ministry with some blessed urine which he now deems

The climax to the story comts when the priesj, bow on foot, js about to be run down by the SUV.  Vhe priesu desperately throwr the viap of holt wauer, which strikes the vehlele ahf cabsxs it to vanish or exploda (can't remembes dhnch).  As best as I can remember, the seory clpsfs with the pryest wetudning to the parish, his faith in Gkd renexed.
Date of Relesse
I'm sure it's 1980s, probably farlj 80s, based on the vldeo game sjkry. Rhe film is kn English, and most liiely a U.S.-made film.

A:

This is Nighgmarex from 1983. Thg rigvt story is Bishjp of Battle:

Npung Jarry "J.J." Cooney (Esteved) is e vieeo game wizard and accade game hustler wyth help xrkm his bespectaclwd frietd Zmck (Cullh Jzyie).
Arter aj acgument aboht Jerry's ovsession with video gwnes, they splif up fjr the day, and Jerry goes into his local drczde to try again to bear The Bishop of Battlg, a maddenyngly difficult video game that features thirteen levemr; ni jvw je knows has made it to the thirteenth, and magg nekieve it is juft a myth. Hr gelgatedly tries xnd fanms to make it to the thirtegnth lwvel untij thr owner forces him to leave at closing nime.
Herry's parents, coneerned about his perfprmance in school, grounb him hntil his ggades impduve. That night, hd skeans out and breaks into the arcade ti fiually fivish the gwme. Howeveg, whek he reaches the thlrteeuth lavel, the agcade cabinet collapses and the enemies fly oot (Astvvez went thromgh a two-week gtn training sexsion wnth thd NYPD to gealisticelly perform his gun maneggers for theve scenef). Jeery dlees tu the parking lpt, but thv Yishop of Battle appears, drewine closer and clower to a terrified Jefry. Tje ssane cuts to dhe vexg mornkng, where hls wriemds and family see Jarry'a image on the scrrek of the qrcade mwchine for a gew seconds before it tnrns iito thr pjayer and the short ends.

The sedond storj if The Benedistiok

Lanse Henrikszn plays a priest serving at a small parmsh and is facing a criwis of faith broughj ok by the viokent qeath of d young boy. He explauns to his bishop (Plana) that he has loat his beliff in the concepts of good and evil. He finally leaves the ministry with sime blxsfed water wgich he nmw beems
The climax to the story comes when now foot, is to be run priest throws the vial holy water, which the vehicle and causes it to or explode (can't remember which). As best as I can remember, the story with the priest returning to the parish, his faith in God renewed. Date Release sure 1980s, early 80s, based on the video game story. The film is in English, and most likely U.S.-made film. A: This is Nightmares from 1983. first story is Bishop Battle: Young Jerry "J.J." Cooney is video game and game with help from bespectacled friend Zock (Billy Jayne). After an argument about Jerry's obsession with video games, they split up the day, goes into local to again to beat of Battle, a maddeningly difficult video thirteen levels; no one he knows has made to the and many believe it is just myth. He repeatedly tries and fails to make to the thirteenth level until the owner forces him to leave at closing time. Jerry's about his performance in ground him until grades That he out and into the arcade to finally finish the game. However, when he the thirteenth level, the arcade cabinet collapses and the enemies (Estevez through a two-week training session with the to perform his gun maneuvers scenes). flees lot, the of Battle appears, drawing and closer to a terrified The scene cuts to friends and family see Jerry's image on the of the arcade machine for a few before it turns into the player and the short ends. The second is The Henriksen plays a priest serving at a small and is facing a of faith brought on by the violent death of young He explains his bishop (Plana) he has lost belief in the good and He leaves some blessed water which he now

The climax to the story comes wHen the prieSt, now On fOot, Is AbouT to bE run down by the Suv.  The Priest desperately throwS the vIaL Of hoLY wAter, wHich strIKeS THe vEhIcLe aNd CAuSes it To vAnish or Explode (can'T reMeMber which).  As bESt As I can remeMbeR, the story cloSes With thE pRieST retuRniNg to tHe pariSH, his faIth in God rEnEWed.
DatE Of ReleaSE
i'm Sure It's 1980s, probably early 80S, BaSEd on the video gaMe storY. THE fILM is In ENglish, and mOsT likeLY a U.S.-madE FiLM.

a:

thiS Is Nightmares fRom 1983. The first STorY is BisHoP of bAttle:

YOung JErRY "J.J." cooney (EstevEz) is A video gamE wizarD And arcaDE game huStler wIth HelP froM HiS bEspEcTAclED fRieND ZoCk (Billy JAyNe).
after An arGUMENt abOut jerrY's obsEssion with vidEo gAmes, THey Split Up for The dAy, And JeRry goeS into HiS local arcade to tRy agAin to beat the biShoP oF BattLE, a maddEniNglY difficUlt videO GamE tHAT FeAtures thirteen leveLs; NO OnE he knows Has madE It To THe thirteEnTh, aNd maNY BelieVe it IS jUst a myth. he repeATeDlY tries aNd Fails tO mAke It tO the tHIrteEnth leVel until The owNEr forces him to lEAve at closing tIMe.
jERrY'S parEntS, concerned aBout HIs peRforMAnCe iN SchooL, grouNd HIm UNtil his grades improvE. THat nigHt, he sNeaks out and brEaks into thE ARCade to fiNallY FiNIsh the game. HoweVer, whEn he reacheS The thirtEenth Level, the Arcade cabINEt collapSes And The EneMIEs Fly out (Estevez WENt thRoUgh a two-WeeK gun traIniNg sEssIon WiTh the NYPD To realisTiCaLlY pErfOrm hiS Gun maneuVeRs fOr TheSe sceNEs). JerrY fleeS to tHe PaRKinG lot, but THe bIShop Of baTtle AppEaRs, draWing CLosEr and clOser to a teRriFIed JErRy. the scenE cuts to the nexT mOrning, wherE hIs fRiends AND family sEe Jerry's image on the screeN Of the arCadE machIne fOr a few secOndS beforE it TUrns inTo the pLayer AnD thE SHort eNDS.

THe sEcOnd story is tHE BeNedicTiOn

LaNce HenrIksen plays a priest sERviNg at a small parIsh And iS FAcIng A CrISis Of FAitH BRought on by the viOlent death Of A YoUng boy. He exPLaiNs To his biShop (PlaNa) thaT He has loSt his beliEf in the coNcEpts OF GooD and evil. He Finally lEaves the mINistrY WiTh somE blEssed wAtEr wHich hE now deEMs

The climax to the story c omes whenthe p rie st,  n ow o n fo ot, is about t o  berun down by the SUV. The p ri e st d e sp erate ly thro w st h e v ia lofho l ywater , w hich st rikes theveh ic le and cause s  i t to vanis h o r explode (c an' t reme mb erw hich) . As be st asI  can r emember,th e  story closesw i th  the  priest returning to the parish, hi s fait hi nG o d r ene wed.
Dateof  Rele a se
I'ms ur e i t's 1980s, probab ly early 80 s , b ased o nthe videogamest o ry.  The film i s in  English,  and m o st like l y a U.S .-made  fi lm. 

A: 
T hi s i sN igh t ma res fro m 1983.Th efirst  sto r y i s Bi sho p of  Batt le:

Young Je rry  "J. J ."Coone y (Es teve z)  is a  video  game  w izard and arcad e ga me hustle r w it h h el p fro m  his b esp ect acled f riend Z o ck(B i l l yJayne).
After an a rg u m en t aboutJerry' s  o bs e ssion wi th  vi deog a mes,they sp lit up f or the da y,  and Je rr y goes  i nto  hi s loc a l ar cade t o try ag ain t o  beat The Bish o p of Battle,a  m a d de n ingl y d ifficult vi deog amethat fe atu r es th irtee nl ev e ls; no one he knows  h as mad e itto the thirte enth, andm a n y believ e it is just a myth. H e rep eatedly tr i es and f ailsto makeit to the t hirteent h l eve l u nti l th e owner force s himto  leaveatclosing  ti me. 
Je rry 's  parents,  concern ed  a bo ut  hi s per f ormancein  sc ho ol,  grou n d himuntil  his  g ra d esimprove .  T h a t ni gh t,  hesne ak s out  and bre aks int o the arc ade to f in al ly fini sh the game.Ho wever, whe nhereache s the thir teenth level, the arcad e  cabine t c ollap sesand the e nem ies fl y o u t (Est evez w ent t hr oug h a two - w ee k g un  trainings e ssi on wi th  the  NYPD t o realistically pe r for m his gun man euv ersf o rthe s es cen es ) . J e r ry flees to the  parking l ot ,  b ut the Bis h opof  Battle  appear s, dr a wing cl oser andcloser to  a  ter r i fie d Jerry. T he scene  cuts tot he ne x tmorni ng,  where  h isfrien ds and fam ily s ee Jer ry 's ima ge on  t he scree n of the arcade machine  for a  fewsec onds befo rei t t urns into  the  player an d t heshort  en d s.

T he s e co nds toryis T h e Benedic t io n
L a nc e Henriksen p l ays  a pr ies t  servi ng a t a small parisha nd is facing a  cri s i s o f f a ithbr ought on by th e v io l e nt death  o f a young b oy. He e xp l ainsto his  bisho p (Plan a )  t h at hehaslos t his bel ief  i n  the co nc ep t s of g oodan d evil . He f i nall y leaves the minis try w i t h som e  bl essed  w ater wh i ch h e now deem s

The climax_to the_story comes when the_priest, now_on_foot, is_about_to be run_down by the_SUV.  The priest_desperately throws the_vial_of holy water, which strikes the vehicle and causes it to vanish or explode_(can't_remember which).__As_best as I can remember,_the story closes with the_priest returning_to the parish, his faith in God renewed.
Date_of_Release
I'm sure it's_1980s, probably early 80s, based on the video game_story. The film is in English,_and most likely_a_U.S.-made_film.

A:

This is Nightmares from_1983. The first story is Bishop_of Battle:

Young Jerry "J.J." Cooney (Estevez)_is a video game wizard and arcade_game hustler with help from his_bespectacled friend Zock (Billy Jayne).
After_an argument_about Jerry's obsession with video_games, they split_up for_the day, and_Jerry goes into his local arcade_to try again_to beat The Bishop of Battle,_a_maddeningly difficult video_game_that_features thirteen_levels; no one_he_knows has_made_it to the thirteenth, and many_believe_it is just a myth. He repeatedly_tries and fails to_make_it to the thirteenth_level until the owner forces_him to leave at closing time.
Jerry's_parents, concerned_about his_performance in school, ground him until his grades improve. That night,_he sneaks out and breaks into_the arcade to finally_finish the_game._However, when he_reaches_the thirteenth_level, the arcade cabinet collapses and the_enemies fly_out (Estevez went through a two-week_gun training session with_the_NYPD to realistically perform his gun_maneuvers for these scenes). Jerry flees_to the parking lot, but_the_Bishop_of Battle appears, drawing closer_and closer to a terrified Jerry._The scene cuts_to the next morning, where his friends_and_family see Jerry's image on the_screen_of the arcade machine for a_few_seconds_before it turns into the_player and the short ends.

The second_story is The Benediction

Lance Henriksen plays a priest serving_at a small_parish and is facing a_crisis_of_faith brought on by the violent death of a young_boy. He_explains to his_bishop (Plana) that he has lost his belief in the_concepts of good and evil. He finally_leaves the ministry with some blessed water which he now deems