This time we take a look at Heretic, a horror/thriller film released in 2024, now streaming on Amazon Prime. The story follows two young missionaries who find themselves trapped in Mr Reed's home. To survive, they must rely on their faith in the face of darkness.

In our review, we explore three key themes. First, the idea of "iterations" – the suggestion that each faith is just a copy or evolution of another. Secondly, we look at the theme of control – the claim that all religion is about power and manipulation. Lastly, we explore how the film presents evil. This is a film of two halves – part psychological thriller, part spiritual commentary – and it leaves the viewer with more questions than answers. We take time to unpack the challenges it presents and dispel some of the myths it presents.

This time we take a look at The Chosen, a series that portrays the life of Jesus as told in the Gospels. We focus on Season 1 which covers the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry and the calling of the first disciples. The show aims to stay close to the biblical accounts, though some details such as timelines, locations, and character backstories, have been adapted or expanded for storytelling purposes. We discuss what the show adds, where it stays faithful, where it may miss the mark, and some of the controversies that surround it.

In this episode, we take a look at Car Masters: Rust to Riches—a reality series where old, beat-up cars are transformed into high-end custom builds by the Gotham Garage crew. It’s all about restoration, creativity, and seeing potential where others see scrap. We dig into which restorations we liked and disliked and explore how this show demonstrates biblical themes of redemption, transformation, and what it means to be made into something greater than we were before.