1940's

The Blood of Jesus (1941) – Free Viewing – A Warlock Asylum Recommended Film

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The Blood of Jesus by Spencer Williams is an epic film, not only because of its plot and cinematography, which was ahead of its time but is a film that made a very big impact for the time due to its deeply rooted southern church theme.

Storyline: Small-town residents pray for a miracle after a newly baptized woman is accidentally shot by her sinful husband.

Initial release: 1941
Director: Spencer Williams
Screenplay: Spencer Williams
Budget: 5,000 USD
Producer: Spencer Williams
Cast: Spencer Williams, Cathryn Caviness, Juanita Riley, Reather Hardeman, Rogenia Goldthwaite
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