In the Season 2 premiere of 'Theology of Film,' Ryan and Laura discuss the recent animated film 'K-Pop Demon Hunters'. They explore the film's portrayal of demons and spiritual warfare, contrasting it with biblical perspectives, emphasizing the importance of grounding oneself in scripture to critically engage with supernatural topics in contemporary media. They highlight the film's cultural diversity and artistic merits while cautioning against its theological implications, aiming to equip listeners with tools for thoughtful conversation surrounding this popular film.

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Discussed Passage:

Hebrews 11:1

Mentioned in this episode:

• Border Patrol (tv show)
• Buffy the Vampire Slayer (tv show)
• Supernatural (tv show)
• Treasure Island (novel by Robert Louis Stevenson and film adaptations)
  • Treasure Island (1950)
  • Treasure Island (1999)
  • Muppet Treasure Island (1996)
  • Treasure Planet (2002)
• Mitchells vs. The Machines (film)
• Spider-Man: Into/Across the Spider-Verse (film series)
• Harry Potter (book series by J.K. Rowling)
• Twilight (book series by Stephenie Meyer)
• BTS (K-Pop band)
• All-American Rejects (band and songs)
  • “Gives You Hell”
  • “Dirty Little Secret”
• Demon Hunter (band)

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Thank you so much for an amazing first season! We're taking a short break in August. Be sure to keep an eye out for the first episode of season 2, "KPop Demon Hunters" in September!

In this episode of Theology of Film, hosts Laura and Ryan delve into the classic movie 'The Sandlot,' exploring its themes of friendship and community. They discuss how the movie portrays the importance of inclusion and mentorship, drawing parallels between the character Benny and the need for compassionate leadership in the Church. The conversation also touches on the personal challenges of asking for help and the universal longing for connection, ultimately linking these ideas to biblical notions of communal support and shared responsibility.

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Discussed Passage:

Acts 4:32-35

Mentioned in this episode:

Eurovision (annual international competition)

Riverdance (Irish dance show)

The Princess Bride (film)

Andor: Season 2 (Star Wars television series)

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