Directed by pioneering gay filmmaker Peter Adair, "Holy Ghost People" (1967) documents a Pentecostal church congregation in Scrabble Creek, West Virginia. Their worship involves handling venomous snakes, speaking in tongues, and faith healing. Amen.
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