Luz: The Flower of Evil (2019)

Take a walk down the side of mount scary crazy in this modern fantasy, western, and horror tale all rolled into one with Luz: The Flower of Evil.  When the religious patriarch of a small community in the remote mountains of Colombia preaches the coming of the new messiah, he promises of a bright future to his followers.  When we say community, of course we mean cult, as there is no question about this man's bizarre religious ideologies, especially when El Señor leaves and comes back with a child that he deems the new messiah to everyone in their tiny world.  Too bad the child he brings home only seems to cause destruction, fear, and pain since the moment he walks through their gates.  Among the preacher's followers are his three beautiful who are at the age that their burgeoning strong wills and feminine wiles begin to make all of them suspect that their father might not be the holy man he deems himself to be and that maybe his version of God might not be real, but just an extension of his will onto his flock of followers!  This film is shot entirely in the actual mountains of Colombia, so it's scenery is just about as gorgeous as the three daughters that highlight this story, played by Andrea Esquivel, Yuri Vargas, and Sharon Guzman.  Nothing beats three naked and gorgeous women bathing in a mountain top tall waterfall for your viewing pleasure!  Hopefully they get out of the cult and move closer to us because we would be happy to help un-brainwash them!