Knott’s Berry Farm Features Satanic Show With Performers In Bondage As Part Of Knott’s Scary Farm Halloween Festivities
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California theme park Knott’s Berry Farm features a Satanic show with performers in bondage and half-naked as part of their Knott’s Scary Farm Halloween theme.
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One of the shows that guests can attend as part of the Halloween-themed Knott’s Scary Farm is called The Music, Monsters & Mayhem show that takes place at the Walter Knott Theater. As part of the show’s finale titled “Highway to Hell” numerous of the performers are seen gyrating in bondage and in some cases exposing their butts to show attendees.
On top of this the number is clearly Satanic-themed. One can see a glimpse of the show below:
@mouseinfo She did that! @Knott’s Scary Farm said this is me at 50. This is from “Highway to Hell” finale for The Music, Monsters, & Mayhem show at the Walter Knott Theater. Showtimes are 8:30pm, 10:15pm, 12:00am. #ScaryFarm50 #ScaryFarm @Knott’s Berry Farm
X account LibsofTikTok compiled a number of other recordings of the show and posted to X, “The amusement park Knotts Berry Farm has an attraction called “Knott’s Scary Farm” which is open to kids. It includes this show which has people dressed up as Satan and in bondage/fetish gear, dancing extremely provocatively. They’re after your kids.”
The amusement park @knotts has an attraction called “Knott’s Scary Farm” which is open to kids. It includes this show which has people dressed up as Satan and in bondage/fetish gear, dancing extremely provocatively.
They’re after your kids. pic.twitter.com/AKmBYjQ62U
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 26, 2023
On Knott’s Berry Farm’s official website the description of the show states, “‘Music, Monsters and Mayhem’ takes you on a scintillating and provocative musical journey celebrating 50 years of terror and frights. Featuring a rockin’ score, wild laughs and a cast of singing and dancing monstrosities bound to get your heart racing with screams of delight!”
It also states, “This show contains adult themes and is not suitable for children.”
Music, Monsters & Mayhem show description on Knott’s Berry Farm’s official website
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Reacting to the show, YouTuber WDW Pro stated, “This is a marketing nightmare. This is nightmare fuel. It’s trying to portray a cartoon version of hell. This is marketing hell. This advertising hell. This is bring in the crisis team when folks see this and it gets out there and it’s playing like it is in this video. What in the world are they thinking from the marketing side of this? The damage that it can do. Maybe California is just so far out there now that nobody cares, but surely not.”
Later in the video, the YouTuber states, “This is more about a business decision for us than it is about anything else. This is insanely stupid on the part of Knott’s Berry Farm and their management.”
He then questioned, “And wonder how many people are gonna get fired as this takes off and does damage to the brand? And to the families out there who are already saying, ‘Don’t think we’re gonna go to Disneyland, why don’t we go to Knott’s Berry Farm, it’s wholesome, it’s good. Oh wait! No! There’s that.'”
@the.happiest.trio Is the devil Snoopy or Charlie Brown? #knotts #knottsscaryfarm #scaryfarm50 #scaryfarm #knottsberryfarm ♬ original sound – Jen ✨ C & C
This performance at Knott’s Berry Farm appears to be just another piece of evidence that Texas Bishop Joseph Strickland’s assertion that “the depravity in our nation is devastating levels” is accurate.
Bishop Strickland made his comments back in September in reaction to a similar performance put on by Sam Sith at the Grammy Awards. His Excellency wrote on X, “This atrocity should be denounced by every music artist in the nation. Instead there is a symphony of silence. The depravity in our nation is reaching devastating levels. We must pray for God’s mercy.”
This atrocity should be denounced by every music artist in the nation. Instead there is a symphony of silence. The depravity in our nation is reaching devastating levels. We must pray for God’s mercy. https://t.co/RrHPeFj3nf
— Bishop J. Strickland (@Bishopoftyler) February 7, 2023
Bishop Strickland wasn’t the only Catholic Bishop to discuss Smith’s Satanic performance. Bishop Michael Burbidge of The Catholic Diocese of Arlington discussed the performance during his weekly podcast, The Walk Humbly Podcast.
Bishop Burbidge stated, “I did not watch the Grammy Awards, but it has received a great deal of coverage. So I saw the clips, the highlights from the award ceremony itself. And as you noted many are saying accurately that it was a performance really of devil worship. And at one point they apparently mimicked the Sign of the Cross.”
Bishop Burbidge continued, “So this is very disturbing, disturbing. There’s been a growing trend over the years to see the devil as a figure of speech, almost like it’s an idea, but that’s not true.”
“This is reality. This is a reality that the Lord himself warned us about, and so mocking the devil or diminishing the belief in his reality is a common tactic of the evil one. The evil one wants us to think, ‘Oh this is not real.’ And in the meantime really creates great damage in the lives of our world and in our own lives, personally. He’s very real,” said The Most Reverend Burbidge.
Bishop Michael Burbidge via Catholic Diocese of Arlington YouTube
“And he wants us to deny God, but he also knows that if we don’t believe in him, and we don’t take that seriously, if we don’t believe in the devil then we will not take his tactics seriously,” he pointed out. “So if you allow the enemy into your home you won’t be observant of what he is doing to you and your family.”
“And so that’s why it is so important to pray that prayer of St. Michael the Archangel in our homes,” he shared. “There’s a beautiful prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours once a week that the priests pray for the Church and he actually prays to God, ‘Please Lord, banish evil from this house.’ And I say that every night: banish evil. Because we’re frail humans and the devil knows where we’re the weakest. And if open the door or the window and he will enter.”
Bishop Michael Burbidge via Catholic Diocese of Arlington YouTube
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Bishop Burbidge went on, “So I think these kinds of displays like we saw in the entertainment world there should be a reminder for us to pray that we have to have the fortitude to recognize the work of the devil and rebuke him because the Lord’s power is stronger. We have power over temptation and evil.”
“And the devil has no power on his own. He actually requires our failure and sin to accomplish anything because we know that Christ has won the victory. So no temptation, no evil is stronger,” he said.
Bishop Michael Burbidge via Catholic Diocese of Arlington YouTube
Bishop Burbidge then advised parents, “I think talking about the devil and talking about evil are hard lessons to teach your children, but I highly encourage our parents not to allow your children to watch these devil displays…significant things, dressing up as demons for Halloween. And certainly not to play with the tools of the occult such as those Ouija boards. Don’t take those things lightly. None of them should be taken lightly.
“And we should use this as an opportunity to teach our children and we certainly want to always as your pastors as your priests to always help you, to teach the triumph of good, but the wickedness of evil,” he concluded.
Bishop Michael Burbidge via Catholic Diocese of Arlington YouTube
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