Feb 19 2025 120 mins
How do horror films reflect our spiritual beliefs and moral values? Join us as we challenge the conventional boundaries between fiction and reality, diving into the eerie world of horror movies and supernatural themes. We kick things off with a lively debate about the demonic imagery in TRVE Brewing beers and classic films, pondering if these elements serve a deeper purpose beyond mere shock value. As devout Christians, we bring our personal encounters with nightmares and spiritual warfare to the table, exploring how these experiences align with our faith and our understanding of benevolent and malevolent forces in the world.
Prepare for a rollercoaster of opinions as we discuss the moral implications of watching horror films compared to those with sexual content. Our guest, Dean, lightens the mood with humor, helping us balance the serious and the playful as we share childhood memories of spine-tingling movies like "Predator" and "Pirates of the Caribbean." Reflecting on how maturity shapes our appreciation for the genre, we recount our favorite horror movie experiences, from the nostalgic to the comically absurd, discussing how these films resonate with us and influence our preferences.
Our conversation doesn't stop at the supernatural; it extends to cultural and political reflections inspired by horror films. We explore intriguing theories, such as "Snowpiercer" being a sequel to "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," while touching on today's political climate and conspiracy theories. From California fires and urban development to the complexity of remote work in federal agencies, we weave a tapestry of horror, politics, and societal evolution, all the while urging listeners to confront systemic inequities and embrace change with patience and self-improvement. Join us for an episode that's as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.