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Invisible Enemies

Invisible Enemies
From Christiano Film Group

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #15308 in DVD
  • Released on: 2005-04-05
  • Rating: Unrated
  • Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
  • Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Running time: 38 minutes

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Demon-possessed film1
I love this kind of movie, but this one is the worst I've ever seen. The "special effects" of demons were laughable, as was the directing and "acting". Very disappointing.

Well...2
The acting is fairly questionable, in general. It is a very early example of Jason Guess's work, and he's really cute with hair. REALLY cute. I am, however, biased. The special effects are really quite humorous. The plot, well, is thin. The frequent references to Jesus are confusing and have little grounding in the rest of the story. Good for an amusing half hour and some priceless quotations. "It's like the devil's collecting souls, and he's got like a zillion ways to do it. He's trying to destroy us". It's pretty funny. Oh, and Trip? What a name!

Spiritual Warfare Conversation Starter...3
Invisible Enemies is about the unseen involvement of demons in the ordinary affairs of people. This ugly realm is seen thru the lens of a special pair of glasses found by the lead character. When he puts on the glasses it's like a 6th sense kicks in enabling him to know, see and hear things (evil things) he couldn't naturally; for example, when driving by a house he can hear the arguing of a couple. The 1980s fashion styles might seem odd for a DVD released in 2005, but it's no mistake, and it will make sense by the movie's end. There's nothing complex about this low-budget flick that doesn't get much into the particulars of the devil's schemes, as do the books Screwtape Letters or Lord Foulgrin's Letters, but it's short enough and to the point enough to serve as a good conversation starter for a youth Bible study or a family discussion for pre-teens and up.

(For anyone interested in a much deeper, know-thy-enemy, personally equipping work of spiritual warfare fiction (though an audio not a DVD), I cannot recommend highly enough the audio version of "Lord Foulgrin's Letters" by Randy Alcorn. Best heard, not just read, a sample is available for listening by clicking Amazon's link for the audio download listing of Lord Foulgrin's Letters.)