Hosted by Dr. Kutter Callaway, this podcast takes you on a journey into the heart of one of the most popular genres of contemporary film and television: horror. Whether you’re a lifelong horror fan or won’t go within 10-feet of a scary movie, each episode generates a conversation about the nature of our fears and why we just can’t seem to look away from the things that terrify us, even if we find ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Film InterviewsReligion & SpiritualityTV & FilmChristianity |
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I love that CT is looking at horror movies from a Christian perspective. As a Christian and someone who enjoys the genre, I’ve seen people regard the the two topics as oil and water, so I am very thankful that this podcast exists. It examines the good of recognizing evil and the various forms that fear takes. As is mentioned in the intro episode, we are currently a society riddled with fear and anxiety, I think looking at horror movies is an easy way to start thinking about and addressing our de... more
This is a well done podcast examining the intersections between faith and horror. Loved every episode! I appreciated the thoughtful consideration of how horror can indeed help us consider important existential questions, even for thoughtful Christians. I would love to see a second season!
Just finished the last episode. Enjoyed it, thanks!! Learned a lot. Now what do I listen to?
I have learned so much about the value horror stories, the nature of horror, and writing horror listening to this podcast. I have also learned a lot more about humans, myself included and what it means to “Not Look Away”. To not be repulsed or afraid to look at evil - in order to stand up to it in the world today.
I highly recommend this podcast. I hope there is a second season.
I was intrigued when I first heard about this podcast, and to be honest, I haven’t been disappointed. Some people have commented on the host being a little cheesy, but there are many horror movies that lean into that too, so I see it as authentic to the genre. I will say that I don’t particularly like the editing style. It sometimes feels like the episodes jump around without continuity which can be a little confusing if you’re not paying close attention. That being said, I still think it’s a go... more
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Content explores the intricate dynamics between fear and faith through the lens of the horror genre, engaging with industry professionals such as filmmakers, critics, and psychologists. Episodes range from discussions about iconic horror films to the exploration of horror as a reflection of societal fears, tapping into themes of vulnerability and the human condition. Unique perspectives include insights from practitioners of faith, creative reflections on storytelling, and the psychological implications of fear, offering audiences both thought-provoking material and a deeper understanding of their own fears.
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