For many Christians, horror movies sit on the edge of what seems acceptable, if not far beyond it. Josh Larsen believes that boundary is exactly where some of the most important questions can be asked. A veteran film critic and author of Fear Not! A Christian Appreciation of Horror, Josh has spent years considering how the genre grapples with fear, evil, and the human longing for deliverance—and why thoughtful engagement with these stories might matter for people of faith.In this episode, he explores the surprising ways horror can echo biblical images and themes, from the terror of the cross to the desperation of the demon‑possessed man called Legion. Rather than dismissing the genre outright, Josh suggests approaching it theologically: paying attention to what horror reveals about isolation, sin, sacrifice, judgment, and the hope of rescue. Along the way, he addresses common concerns believers have about watching horror and offers a framework for discernment rather than simple rejection.The result is a conversation that is both candid and deeply reflective. It invites listeners to reconsider where God might already be at work in the stories culture tells about fear and darkness—and how even the most unsettling images can send us back to the heart of the gospel with fresh eyes.