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02/11/2025

Sinful Patterns in K Pop Demon Hunters

31/10/2025

Just like horror movies, Halloween is often a topic of fear, misinformation and ignorance for Christians and others. The Cinemaguy sets the record straight on its hodgepodge history and how we should respect various Christian responses.

29/10/2025

Media's Hidden Worldview Unveiled
Discover the 6 questions to uncover media's truth. Full episode: https://youtu.be/HAnpNnzSb-E

Is Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters EVIL? Does it teach kids to love DEMONS? Reviewers like Vlad Savchuk  and others have f...
28/10/2025

Is Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters EVIL? Does it teach kids to love DEMONS? Reviewers like Vlad Savchuk and others have frightened Christian parents with scathing reviews reminiscent of the 80s "satanic panic". The Cinemaguy debunks these claims and reminds us of the tools and mission God has given us to receive, reject, and redeem. Join James Cinemaguy Harleman as he explores K-Pop Demon Hunters and debunks the outrageo

https://youtu.be/3e7-Bs7SOuE?si=8S2_E5yI1fx2-3PR


Is Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters EVIL? Does it teach kids to love DEMONS? Reviewers like and others have frightened Christian parents with sc...

Bridget Freiler , Eric S. George , and David A. Lee  chat with Jannique Stewart  about the impact of media on views of s...
21/10/2025

Bridget Freiler , Eric S. George , and David A. Lee chat with Jannique Stewart about the impact of media on views of sexuality and morality. Jannique shares her insights on maintaining a biblical perspective in today's culture, offering a fresh take on engaging with entertainment thoughtfully. Tune in for a conversation that challenges norms and encourages deeper reflection.

https://youtu.be/HAnpNnzSb-E


One of the more visually impressive movies ever made, Tron: Ares flips the script bringing the grid to us as programs ar...
15/10/2025

One of the more visually impressive movies ever made, Tron: Ares flips the script bringing the grid to us as programs are brought into our world. Experience this light-but-fun sequel with hosts James and Miles, and see what a computer program and two warring tech companies can teach us about false gods and mankind’s existential struggle with the brevity of life.

https://youtu.be/0WJI2uAra1c

12/10/2025

Tron Legacy, Mars Hill Church, and Dominion

How many can YOU name without looking them up?
11/10/2025

How many can YOU name without looking them up?

Greetings Programs! Tron is one of the best movies to introduce someone to the concept of Popcorn theology.  With clear ...
07/10/2025

Greetings Programs! Tron is one of the best movies to introduce someone to the concept of Popcorn theology. With clear parallels to the concepts of the image of God, the incarnation, and redemption from a malevolent false deity. This week James Cinemaguy Harleman and Miles Wallace are joined by first time guest host Soren to create a three generational team of popcorn theologians. Dive into the Grid with us and you may better understand yourself, your place in the universe, and the God who created you!

https://youtu.be/20KgI8nNXL0

In this sequel, David A. Lee  and Eric S. George  are back “In The Lobby” with Collin Garbarino  - Arts and Culture Edit...
02/10/2025

In this sequel, David A. Lee and Eric S. George are back “In The Lobby” with Collin Garbarino - Arts and Culture Editor at World News. Join us as we discuss the challenges of critiquing films, from horror to comedy, and how to maintain integrity in film criticism amidst industry pressures. Collin shares insights on the evolving landscape of film reviews and the importance of balancing personal enjoyment with objective critique.
https://youtu.be/wyu2rSVNdak

In this episode Rory and Eric delve into the 1984 film 'The Natural,' exploring its themes of redemption, talent, and th...
30/09/2025

In this episode Rory and Eric delve into the 1984 film 'The Natural,' exploring its themes of redemption, talent, and the intersection of sports and spirituality. They discuss the film's mythic narrative, the importance of wisdom alongside talent, and how sports serve as a metaphor for life.

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