So the beginning of the movie might indicate that the title is exactly what you are getting (although not in any explicit form),but it becomes clear very quickly this is just to give us some character moment and justify the weird male characters in the movie.

The movie itself is anything but what the title is suggesting, but it is about a movie that is ... well evil. Now this is not necessarily a morality tale (although I reckon you could view it that way under a certain light) - but it does show the dangers of watching something that is forbidden ... and opening a doorway to ... ok so it is not really based in reality. And it's a comedy, so if that sounds fun to you, you will have fun, even with some very low level jokes

Arriving at his summer job, a teen working at a Christian movie theater with the other ushers on-staff are allowed to screen a movie after closing, but when they accidentally summon a succubus demon from an old cannister they race to stop it from taking over the world.

For the most part, this one was quite a lot of fun. One of the strongest features here is the film's sense of atmosphere when dealing with the period and the setting. Most of this is played for laughs as their naivety and innocence through the spiritual connections they share which makes for a fun time when challenged by the darker and more perverse nature of what unfurls. This is all fun with it being character-based rather than far more traditional means, giving this a really enjoyable and fun atmosphere. When it goes to more extreme and serious measures, the film manages quite a lot of impressive work. The revelation of the secret basement has a lot to like as the search is played up for old-school suspense and atmosphere as they go into the darkness and explore the ruins. Once they view the movie, an ornate arthouse-styled interpretation of a satanic ritual featuring elaborate color tricks and edits, while the haunting tricks used afterward serve as a great enhancement of the atmospheric setup already brought about as well as providing some incredibly creepy confrontations with the succubus as she torments them one-by-one. The action and confrontations presented here also allow for enjoyable and creative use of technical tricks to help enhance everything. The succubus attacks are aided with a sensual red light that helps this feel much more sensual, and the light adds a wholly fuzzy dream-like quality to the later temptation scenes in the bathroom or outside in the lobby. As well, there's also the highly inventive and creepy work done for the titular movie they watch, bringing an arthouse sensibility with the unusual pans and edits, dynamic colors and layered images that look just as freaky in both conception and execution that movie like that needs to be. As the erotic tendencies are given plenty of room due to the fine work of everyone throughout here, there's quite a lot of enjoyable qualities found here. That said, there are a few flaws here. One of the biggest issues, itself not even all that big of an ordeal, concerns a series of revelations made in the second half that piles plenty of unnecessary beats together causing this to run slightly longer than it needed to. This is mostly based around uncovering something unusual about someone around them only to then add extra layers to that revelation which isn't needed. Some might have an issue with the number of survivors to this, but overall, it's not that big a deal.

Rated Unrated/R: Extreme Graphic Violence, Graphic Language, Continuous Graphic Male and Female Nudity and a sex scene.

Don't let the title put you off, this is a quirky indie horror set in a small town cinema staffed by a fun group of confused, sheltered christian teens who face down an evil force. It's low budget by they get a lot of production value from the location of a small town cinema where the entire film takes place. The dialogue is funny and fairly smart, and while not all the jokes land they fit well with the characters who are well played by the young cast. It is a horror comedy but its a good balance of the two and while its not REALLY scary it occasionally builds some creepiness and tension. There is some nudity, a little gore and a few twists and turns to keep you going. It gets a lot of bang for its buck and I really enjoyed it.