God Told Me To (1976)

"A Deeply Embedded in the Heart of New York City, Where the Great Metropolis Thrives Under a Thick Layer of Crime and Violence, A Series of Heinous Murders Begins, Whose Sole Reasoning Appears to Be the Words: 'God Told Me To'. It Would Seem Unremarkable at First, But When the Killers Start Reciting the Same Phrase, Something Else Starts to Emerge, Suggesting That There's More to These Murders Than Just Ordinary Crime.

What This Film Reveals is a Deeply Rooted Motive in Religion and Psychology Behind Human Actions. The Only Thing Connecting These Crimes Is the Explanation That God Ordered Them to Be Done. But Are They Really Certain That God Ordered Them, Or Are They Simply Trying to Rationalize Their Own Actions? These Questions Haunt the Viewer's Mind as They Watch This Film.

This Film is for Those Who Enjoy Pondering Human Motivations, For Those Who Like to Question Religion and Its Impact on Our Lives. The Film Doesn't Provide Simple Answers, Instead It Delves into Deeply Rooted Themes That Are Relevant in Today's World.

If You're Looking for Something More Than Just a Typical Horror or Crime Movie, Then 'God Told Me To' Might Be the Film for You. It's a Film That Will Engage You, Ponder Over, and Possibly Even Surprise You. It's A Film That Will Make You Think About What Happens in Your Life And Why People Do What They Do.

The Mood of the Film is Dark and Ominous, But Not in a Way That Intends to Scare the Viewer. The Mood Is Deep and Reflective, Encouraging the Viewer to Ponder Over the Theme of the Film. The Atmosphere of the Film is Tense and Gripping, Keeping the Viewer Engaged And In Awe."