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In this episode of The Dialogue, horror movie director Damien LeVeck and United Church of God ministry leader Darris McNeely tackle a topic that’s long been up for debate, especially every October as Halloween nears. Of course, horror movies often spare no violent act in attempt to spark fear and shock among viewers, but does this go against Christian values? To that point, should any movie that intentionally stokes fear be avoided? Host Billy Hallowell leads a haunting conversation just in time for the spookiest night of the year.

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The Dialogue is a recurring video series where hosts Billy Hallowell and Kelly Sadler sit down with the advocates, lawmakers and policy experts shaping the legal and policy debates of the day.

What to expect

Horror movie director Damien LeVeck and United Church of God ministry leader Darris McNeely tackle the topic of Christians and horror movies.

Debates. Two guests with sharply different views take on a single question, so you can hear both sides argued face to face.Single guest conversations. One guest gets the time to explain what they believe and why.Grounded discussion. Whatever the format, the conversation stays tied to what the law or policy actually says.

Meet your hosts

Billy Hallowell is a columnist for The Washington Times.

Kelly Sadler is Commentary Editor of The Washington Times.

Stay tuned for future episodes of The Dialogue, with more guests, more debates and more of the reasoning behind the issues that matter.