In my opinion, all imitation is not a form of flattery.... . sometimes the technique can be used to ridicule, comment upon, and poke fun at how one might think. Moreover, its intentions are rarely honorable or passive; instead, it seeks to stir, incite, create dialogue, and ultimately force changes in hearts and minds. So, I'm wondering what the purpose of a satire film about "BLACK CHURCHES"? "The Holy Spoof," a short comedic film satirizing Black churches , is coming to theaters in fall 2014. The movie is based on the "hilarious characters, community and opinions of the modern black church," according to a press release. The film takes place during a "typical imitation Sunday" in Houston, Texas, and a promotional photo of the characters shows a motley crew.