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Hell House (DVD) George Ratliff's stirring documentary sheds light on one of late-20th Century America's most confounding creations, the Hell House. Providing a bizarre twist on the traditional haunted house formula, Hell Houses are church-funded, elaborately staged productions that trade fictitious monsters for the so-called demons that haunt our everyday lives--demons such as abortion, suicide, calvary baptist church beaumont texas and homosexuality. Brought to you by the parishioners at your local Pentecostal or Southern Baptist churches, Hell Houses aim to frighten nonbelievers into a life of purity (as they see it) by accepting Jesus Christ as their personal savior. Ratliff's impressively unobtrusive camera takes the audience behind the scenes of one of America's most notorious Hell Houses, sponsored by the Trinity Assembly of God Church in Cedar Hill, Texas, following the outlandish production from its pre-planning stages all the way through its wildly successful two-week run. Rather than merely presenting these people--and this spectacle--as an outrageous example of reverence gone bonkers, Ratliff takes the time to establish the humanity of each participant, which adds another layer to the film. Frustrating, hysterical, calvary baptist church beaumont texas and stimulating, HELL HOUSE is a testament to the saying truth is stranger than fiction. This film screened in April 2002 in New York City as part of the Gen Art Film Festival. DVD Features: Region 1 Keep Case Additional Release Material: Additional Footage - 1. Trinity Church'sAcademy Awards Ceremony Additional Audio Material - 1. THIS AMERICAN LIFE Public Radio Special About HELL HOUSE - Hosted by Ira Glass Bonus Short -The Devil Made Me Do It (1999) Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Various Artists - 22 All-Time Gospel Hits Track Listing: One Day At A Time - Wanda Jackson Walking My Lord Up Calvary`s Hill - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper Old Country Church - Jean Shepard Gloryland March - Masters Family I Won`t Have To Cross Jordan Alone - Porter Wagoner Just A Closer Walk With Thee - Patsy Cline Legend Of The Dogwood Tree - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again - Wayne Raney I Dreamed That I Searched Heaven - T Texas Tyler Crying Holy Unto The Lord - Jean Shepard Bugle Call From Heaven - Wilberum Brothers Wings Of A Dove - Ferlin Husky Amazing Grace - David Houston Trouble In The Amen Corner - Archie Campbell From The Manger To The Cross - Cowboy Copas Down To The River To Pray - Sandy Posey Life`s Railway To Heaven - Porter Wagoner Satisfied - Martha Carson Dust On The Bible - Kitty Wells Gathering Flowers For The Master`s Bouquet - Maddox Brothers & Rose I Saw The Light - The Stanley Brothers I`ll Fly Away - Bill Carlisle Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.
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Calvary Baptist Church (Manhattan) - Calvary Baptist Church in Manhattan was founded in 1847. It is located at 123 West 57th Street in Manhattan, between 6th and 7th Avenues, near Carnegie Hall.
Calvary Cathedral International - Calvary Cathedral International is a church in Fort Worth, Texas. There is a K-12 school - the Calvary Academy, associated with the church.
Calvary Christian High School, Clearwater, Florida - Calvary Christian High School, currently located in Clearwater, Florida, was founded by Calvary Baptist Church in 2000. It is a college preparatory school for those of the Christian faith.
Riverbend Church - Riverbend Church (formerly Riverbend Baptist Church) is located in Austin, Texas and is recognized world-wide as a prototype for "grace based" Christian churches. Started on July 15 1979 by Dr.
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