From Prison: Young Devil Worshipers

This documentary explores the reality of devil worship through the lens of prisoners, including those on death row. It serves as a follow-up to the earlier film, Devil Worship: Exposing Satan's Underground, and continues to investigate the phenomenon of satanism and its cultural implications.

With a runtime of just 40 minutes, the film features interviews and discussions that highlight the fears and beliefs surrounding satanic practices during the late 1980s. The tagline, "The critics be damned, devil worship is real," captures the provocative nature of the film as it aims to challenge perceptions about devil worship and its prevalence in society.

Physical media collectors interested in documentaries addressing controversial topics may find this film compelling. Its place in the context of the satanic panic and the exploration of sensationalism makes it a notable entry in the documentary genre of its time.