Blood-soaked traveling ministry
Combining splatter movie gore with a tale of driving obsession, “Purgatory Road” begins with a scene of young Vincent witnessing the theft of his father’s life savings. Frozen with fear by the intruder, the child says and does nothing. When his father discovers the money is gone, he commits suicide. This incident shapes Vincent’s destiny.<br /><br />Years later, rogue priest Father Vincent (Gary Cairns) travels through the South in a mobile church/confessional, accompanied by his brother Michael (Luke Albright). They set up a tent in rural communities, where Vincent delivers fire-and-brimstone sermons and his brother collects donations. Father Vincent hears confessions and to those who confess to stealing, Father Vincent immediately dispenses his own justice — he savagely stabs them to death. Then he and Michael dismember and dispose of the bodies.<br /><br />Mary Francis (Trista Robinson) happens to cross paths with the brothers. She also happens to be a psychotic killer. Having learned that they saved a lot of money from donations, she figures that the best way to steal it is to insinuate herself into their gruesome operation. Her presence changes the dynamic of the brothers. Michael has become attracted to waitress Ruby (Sylvia Grace Crim) and wants to go off with her and leave behind the sordid mayhem of his brother, whom he’s been enabling his whole life.<br /><br />“Purgatory Road” features a sociopath with a twist: Father Vincent hides behind redemption and forgiveness to ferret out thieves. He dispenses penance for lesser sins, but confessions of theft cause him to strike out with Pavlovian predictability. We might be able to accept that a traumatic childhood incident has damaged his mind. But why does Michael help mop up his murders for so long? Michael seems to have no life of his own until he meets Ruby, who represents innocence and normalcy. We’re supposed to root for Michael as he decides to start a clean life, yet he has been complicit.<br /><br />Director Mark Savage features several graphic murders in Father Vincent’s confessional. The first is genuinely shocking, but the subsequent murders follow the same pattern, diluting their effectiveness.<br /><br />“Purgatory Road” is the kind of horror movie that is effective because the events portrayed are possible. Like “Psycho” or “Silence of the Lambs,” its central character is a sociopath, not a scaly creature, a giant gorilla, or an outer space alien. People like this can and do exist.<br /><br />Cairns plays Father Vincent as mild-mannered — the kind of person whose collar inspires faith and trust. He has an informal way with those he hears in confession that encourages them to open up and bare their sins. The only time he shows anger — fury, in fact — is when he learns their sin is theft. This triggers memories of his father’s violent death and he lashes out. The whole point of his traveling ministry is to replace his father’s stolen money. If murder is part of it, so be it.<br /><br />Ms. Robinson nearly steals the picture as the deranged young woman who is attracted to the brothers’ grim undertaking. Her Mary Francis is a gun-toting, vile sociopath herself and realizes she will fit in perfectly with the brothers’ ministry of murder. Without a conscience and using her sex as a weapon, she is quite a formidable sidekick in crime.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray release include feature-length commentary, a special effects montage, two featurettes, and a Q & A session.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Unable to stop a thief from stealing his father's modest nest egg, young Vincent grows up blaming himself for his parents' sudden suicide. Becoming a priest [Gary Cairns] who operates a highway-based ministry with his ambivalent brother Michael [Luke Albright], Vincent's services include offering sage confessional advice to regular sinners while raining death on unrepentant thieves. Into the world of this antagonistic duo comes Mary-Francis [Trista Robinson], a psychotic, resourceful woman whose first act of "kindness" is to kill a thief whose actions threaten to expose the holy brotherly duo. Filled with gratitude for this act, Vincent invites Mary-Francis into their sacred world and triggers a gruesome chain of deadly events that threaten to dismantle the brothers' decades-long partnership..