Travis (Frank Zieger) is our over-the-top main character who provides the comedy by supplying us with too much information about his life. On his way to his estranged sister Doreen's (Erin Breen) wedding he makes an unauthorized acquisition of a diablo necklace as a wedding gift. At the reception, Travis inadvertently causes his sister to become demonically possessed to the dismay of Hank the groom (Joey Bicicchi) as she goes Mike Tyson all over the wedding party.
With the passing of Zelda Rubinstein into the next realm, the only person left to consult is Sid Haig in a cameo. Sid recommends Johnny Priest (Llou Johnson) an exorcist in Las Vegas, a man who sounds like Tony Todd. The bulk of the film is consumed by a road trip, hence the title.
The comedy is mostly in the dialogue which starts to fade in the second half of the road trip. No real horror due to the comedy factor. Worth a view.
Parental Guide: F-bombs. Implied sex. No nudity .
With the passing of Zelda Rubinstein into the next realm, the only person left to consult is Sid Haig in a cameo. Sid recommends Johnny Priest (Llou Johnson) an exorcist in Las Vegas, a man who sounds like Tony Todd. The bulk of the film is consumed by a road trip, hence the title.
The comedy is mostly in the dialogue which starts to fade in the second half of the road trip. No real horror due to the comedy factor. Worth a view.
Parental Guide: F-bombs. Implied sex. No nudity .