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Comment on “Nightmare” terrifies for the wrong reasons by Kenneth
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Comments for The Collegian
Nor am I positive that the people in charge of this train wreck can really be properly categorized as civilized.
As such, it wasn’t the level of violence or horror in Nightmare that bothered me, it was its theme and subject matter.
The good people of Guts Church seem to prescribe to a fire-and-brimstone version of Christianity, if Nightmare was any indication.
Regardless of whether or not I share the same beliefs and values as the people of Guts Church, I respect their right to hold them.
Nightmare is nothing more than base exploitation and fear-mongering, meant to frighten and brainwash people into following the specific doctrine of this church.
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