Love God

Year: 1997

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank Grow

ComedyHorror

The god who rules the world is ‘Love’. In Manhattan, mental hospitals must cut patients, so LaRue (Will Keenan), with reading syndrome, is released onto the streets. He shelters at the Love Hotel, where most inmates are held, and falls for a mute girl. Shares a room with a Tourette’s patient and is pursued by a prehistoric worm that mutates hosts.

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