Entertain or mock Christians? What was the real goal?

Rating: 1/10 (10 June 2019)

Perhaps the worst "horror movie" I have ever seen, and I've seen many decades of them. First, the premise was ridiculous. Second, the "monster" was an octopus on land. Third, people who saw strangers arrive bloodies and claiming "Something's out there!" were immediately forgotten by a main character who claimed his next-door-neighbor was simply trying to embarrass him. Fourth, well, no matter how many shrieks and bloodies bodies, it was laughable not scary. That, however, isn't the major sin of this 2 hr waste of time.
How is it people with no real knowledge of Christians always think they can portray them, and always do so in the worst light? No one has ever acted like the character in the movie, but if your goal is to influence those with no more knowledge than you have, just make stuff up with the confidence that you won't be found out. By the way, "Revelations" isn't a Bible book. We can begin there. Liberals run amok on this one and I have to wonder. Why don't they mock Muslims the same way?
Pitiful. Don't waste your time.