A long, open letter to @conservmillen. I actually have a lot of respect for Allie Beth Stuckey, there's no ill will towards her. I just don't think she understands how much damage opinions like hers on horror films (or any other genre) do to the entire Christian Media industry. The entire industry is run as women being the primary consumer. I've literally heard stories about great films, books and TV shows being rejected by publishers and distributors because they polled their target demographic of avid readers of Amish Romance Novels and surprisingly they were not interested in Science Fiction. Lifeway was the distributor of Christian books, movies and music. Women were Lifeway's primary demographic. So Franklin, TN became the Christian media capital of the world, and all Christian media was for who they called "Bookstore Betty" I know the guy who tried to get Chronicles of Narnia funded prior to Walden Media selling it to Disney. Walden gave Christians the first right to buy. But Christian women didn't want fantasy and magic. So the rights were given to Disney. And well now, Netflix. I also know first hand how much Steve Deace struggled to prove there is a market for films outside of the Hallmark/Lifeway demographic. Hear me on this, as someone who has done marketing at the highest levels of Christian Movies...There are very few people who know the inner workings of the KLOVE industrial complex as well as me, and much fewer willing to speak against it and build something to dismantle the female demographic monopoly. Christian media executives do not have the courage to go against the opinions of women. They are the only audience they are interested in. For them, there is no male purchaser of Christian entertainment. They don't exist. It is not because men do not want it, but they refuse to invest the capital and take the risk to offend the women who already make up a lucrative Hallmark slop market. (If these men do exist, we need to talk) This is the primary reason why Christian's do not have a long term, sustainable pipeline for producing quality and broadly appealing, multi-generational pop culture. So Allie, I implore you to understand that the differences between men and women also mean that men and women like different kinds of entertainment. Horror, Action, Adventure, Science Fiction. "Christian Movie" is not a catch all for the Hallmark / Great American Family Genre. As much as the current industry wants it to be. This is a tightly controlled, marketing category that is fearlessly protected by major secular owned studios to keep Christian culture in the back of the bus. The Christian movies are made with permission from the secular studios distribution arms. So the Christian movies cannot upset the female demographic, and they can't upset the Hollywood studios who distribute them in theaters and on Amazon and Netflix. So calling out Horror films struck a nerve because every Christian on the planet wants better pop-culture and they know that statements like yours will be used for more Soros staffed and funded non-profits like The Faith and Media Initiative to keep things the way they are. (Ask me about this sometime if you want a real story on Christian entertainment) I am going to be the one who sees the outrage your post posted as genuine market opportunity and will continue building a way to dismantle this industry.