Satan, Hold My Hand

Satan, Hold My Hand

2013 · 51 min

Two innocent catholic school girls are abducted by a group of stoner Satanists and prepared for the ultimate sacrifice. Unfortunately, Satan isn't as evil as they imagined.

Directed by Courtney Fathom Sell · Written by Reverend Jen Miller

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