10-22-2019, 06:40 PM
Netflix has a series of comic parodies of documentaries called "Documentary Now". They are really funny, but there is one in particular that should appeal to Bengal fans.
"Batsh*t Valley" is about a cult that tries to take over a small town in Oregon. They dress in yellow and black robes and their leader is Father Re-Shawbard. In the second part of the documentary it is explained that the entire cult was set up by the FBI to try nd infiltrate and study the way cult members act. And the guys at the FBI who set up the fake cult were Steeler fans. That explains the yellow and black, but it goes even further. All of the cult members were given new names when they joined and all the names are anagrams of famous Steelers. For example "Shawbard" is "Bradshaw". The funniest part is a guy who was given a name that was supposed to mean "peace and love" but it was actually an anagram for "Jack Lambert".
"Batsh*t Valley" is about a cult that tries to take over a small town in Oregon. They dress in yellow and black robes and their leader is Father Re-Shawbard. In the second part of the documentary it is explained that the entire cult was set up by the FBI to try nd infiltrate and study the way cult members act. And the guys at the FBI who set up the fake cult were Steeler fans. That explains the yellow and black, but it goes even further. All of the cult members were given new names when they joined and all the names are anagrams of famous Steelers. For example "Shawbard" is "Bradshaw". The funniest part is a guy who was given a name that was supposed to mean "peace and love" but it was actually an anagram for "Jack Lambert".
