Missionary Positions
Director Bill Day offers an insightful portrayal of two real-life heroes fighting the good fight. Whether questioning the First Amendment, the Christian movement or pornography itself, this often funn…
Missionary Positions
Director Bill Day offers an insightful portrayal of two real-life heroes fighting the good fight. Whether questioning the First Amendment, the Christian movement or pornography itself, this often funny and always entertaining look at the world of porn and religion is one you won't soon forget. —Cinequest.org After hearing God say the word 'PORN' to them, two young Christian pastors are off on a quixotic journey into the world of pornography. Their mission? To help the poor suffering masses who are in the grips of a dirty, filthy smutty PORNO PLAGUE that is sweeping the world through the internet. Their Journey takes them from the red light district of Amsterdam, to the Porn rehab facilities of Kentucky. They travel from the porn shows of Las Vegas to the porn sets of Hollywood. But Far from being Drawling, big haired, CBN-style televangelists, Mike and Craig are two young guys who use the language of the Jackass generation to get their message across, with midgets and puppets and smirky, pranky commercials you can't believe really exist. They put up billboards, drive around in their Porn Car, fly banners across beaches and build "the number 1 Christian porn site - xxxchurch.com." But doing the work of the Lord is not always easy. Not only are there money problems and personality conflicts, but also hate mail and Turkish computer hackers attempting to destroy their on-line ministry. Their wives are suspicious and Christian power politico Pat Roberston won't let them on his Christian news show. Ironically, the only real help Craig and Mike get comes from a publicity hungry, redemption seeking porn director named Jimmy D. When these three team up to produce a "Pete the Porno Puppet" public service announcement, it threatens to destroy them all. Whether you view porno as the scourge of modern society or a first amendment birthright, you'll find it hard not to root for two guys who take their religion seriously but fight so hard to keep their sense of humor. —Guillermo Jose Jesus Diaz De La Joya
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Director Bill Day offers an insightful portrayal of two real-life heroes fighting the good fight. Whether questioning the First Amendment, the Christian movement or pornography itself, this often funny and always entertaining look at the world of porn and religion is one you won't soon forget. —Cinequest.org After hearing God say the word 'PORN' to them, two young Christian pastors are off on a quixotic journey into the world of pornography.
Their mission? To help the poor suffering masses who are in the grips of a dirty, filthy smutty PORNO PLAGUE that is sweeping the world through the internet. Their Journey takes them from the red light district of Amsterdam, to the Porn rehab facilities of Kentucky. They travel from the porn shows of Las Vegas to the porn sets of Hollywood.
But Far from being Drawling, big haired, CBN-style televangelists, Mike and Craig are two young guys who use the language of the Jackass generation to get their message across, with midgets and puppets and smirky, pranky commercials you can't believe really exist. They put up billboards, drive around in their Porn Car, fly banners across beaches and build "the number 1 Christian porn site - xxxchurch.com." But doing the work of the Lord is not always easy. Not only are there money problems and personality conflicts, but also hate mail and Turkish computer hackers attempting to destroy their on-line ministry.
Their wives are suspicious and Christian power politico Pat Roberston won't let them on his Christian news show. Ironically, the only real help Craig and Mike get comes from a publicity hungry, redemption seeking porn director named Jimmy D. When these three team up to produce a "Pete the Porno Puppet" public service announcement, it threatens to destroy them all.
Whether you view porno as the scourge of modern society or a first amendment birthright, you'll find it hard not to root for two guys who take their religion seriously but fight so hard to keep their sense of humor. —Guillermo Jose Jesus Diaz De La Joya.