Despite television ads being removed from Twin Cities TV stations "I'm not Jesus Mommy" has received a lot of free publicity via the Internet and Newspapers. Considering the lack of a full-scale budget you would find in Hollywood productions, it still delivers. I would definitely recommend seeing this film if you are looking to watch a controversial horror film. I would recommend this film to anyone who is old enough to understand the controversial religious and moral viewpoints this film brings out. I definitely would not recommend this film to close-minded individuals (ie. religious extremists), or to anyone who looks at cloning/abortions in a negative light. I went 50/50 on this film because of my last few points; it will definitely not appeal to everyone.

I participated in a poster design contest on their FaceBook page, which was fun, and even though I'm a photographer, I still won! Any how, the trailer looks good and my hipster friends in Minneapolis said it was like a cult hit in the making -- knowing me, i would enjoy it. Really, really want it to come to LA!

I'm Not Jesus Mommy takes a little while to get into, and it's the kind of horror film that's more tense than anything else. I myself enjoyed the deeper ideas and the controversies that this movie explores. It makes you think rather than just covering the screen in pretty colors and explosions. However, I know a good number of people who would rather watch the explosions than have to think. At the end of the day, it's really up to you. If you like a movie with a good storyline that'll take you through controversy and thought, without anything to tear you from the plot, then you will enjoy this movie. If you're some hardcore crazy religious dude, or someone who is absolutely against the idea of cloning, then you won't. Simple as that.