Sacrelicious!
In the wake of Mel Gibson's recent legal troubles, I think it may be time to take a fresh look at his prior achievements.
I'm talking, of course, about the torture montage from "Passion of the Christ," which has been recently recast to the dulcet strains of "Sometimes When We Touch," by Dan Hill.
You can't just watch this video - YouTube requires you to log on or sign up, so they have some kind of proof you're over 18. And for once, I can understand. This is not for the easily offended. Or even the moderately easy to offend. In fact, you should watch this only if you crave the crassest, most degrading kind of lowest-common-denominator humor.
If you're like me, in other words.
Watch here.
I'm talking, of course, about the torture montage from "Passion of the Christ," which has been recently recast to the dulcet strains of "Sometimes When We Touch," by Dan Hill.
You can't just watch this video - YouTube requires you to log on or sign up, so they have some kind of proof you're over 18. And for once, I can understand. This is not for the easily offended. Or even the moderately easy to offend. In fact, you should watch this only if you crave the crassest, most degrading kind of lowest-common-denominator humor.
If you're like me, in other words.
Watch here.