The documentary itself is fine. They have a subject, film interviews & then the interviewees keep repeating edgy rebellious stuff. They never explain their beliefs properly, but sound more like they love finally being in a club & and you might not even be accepted into it. They are part of an exclusive club eventhough Satan himself could walk past and they would never recognize him, instead theyd shoo him away for jot being dark enough.

Want real Satanists? Look towards Mexico. Those are some real human sacrifices spines and skulls in pots, children screaming in agony but the evil smiles on the faces of the Satanists only grow as if they are reaching extasy.

Interesting look at Lavey's Church of Satan with lots of interviews and a humorous although brief section dealing with the satanic panic era of the 1980s. I would've liked to have seen more about their beliefs explained, not just the basic "we do whatever we want" and "we don't sacrifice kids or animals" thing that gets repetitive here.

I want to know more about the celebrities who were involved, especially magazine publisher Forrest J. Ackerman who I did not know was involved.