Pray TV

The film follows a struggling television station that is acquired by a charismatic TV evangelist. As the station shifts its focus to religious programming, it quickly becomes a profitable venture, revealing the underlying motives of merchandise sales disguised as faith-based content.

Featuring a cast that includes Dabney Coleman, Newell Alexander, and Lewis Arquette, "Pray TV" employs humor to critique the commercialization of religion. The film captures the essence of its era, reflecting societal attitudes toward media and faith in the late 20th century.

Collectors can find this title available on DVD and VHS, making it accessible for those interested in physical media that explores the comedic side of serious subjects. With its unique premise and era-specific humor, "Pray TV" adds a distinctive piece to any comedy collection.