SuperCandid Classic: Episode 2 (Two), Hangman's Curse

 (Originally posted on 16 March 2007 -ed.)

The second episode of the Super Candid Podcast, discussion of Christian movies, music and other media from a pair of Christians who are sick and tired of bad Christian movies, music and other media.  This week's movie:  Hangman's Curse.  It's a teen spy film dealing with the occult, ghosts, goths, highschool drama, cliques, bullies and eight-legged freaks, but is it any good?  Or is it yet another Christian movie that will insult not only your intelligence but your faith?  Tune in to find out what our reviewers thought, as well as the latest Christian music and movie news, highlighting artists and films that might be overlooked if you only browse the most popular Christian releases.

Show Links:

Intro Music - Stephen the Levite - "The Choir" from 'todieisgain'
http://www.lampmode.com/levite.htm

Hangman's Curse
http://www.hangmanscursethemovie.com/

Outro Music - House of Heroes - "Buckets for Bulletwounds" from 'Say No More'
http://www.thehouseofheroes.com/

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The Plot for Flood 2: Ike's Revenge?

Everyone remembers Flood, the documentary about a the efforts of a Church community to save their building from Hurricane Floyd.  Well, with the recent Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico & Flordia that movie has been on my mind a lot.  One story in particular reminded me of that film.  I hope that someone got some video of this, or else maybe friend of the show Tom Swift (director of Flood) could make it into a fictionalized story.  It is just crying out for a movie!

Community members take refuge in a Bolivar Island Church, where they have to survive not only the wrath of Hurricane Ike, but also the danger of a stranded lion.  Essentially, a man was trying to evacuate his lion from the local zoo, and he was caught in the storm.  Desperate for shelter, he found the Church, built on high ground.  Fortunately the other refugees were welcoming to him and his deadly pet, and they rode out the storm with the lion.  Reports indicate that the lion was quite calm, and was content to eat pork roast instead of its fellow survivors.  The capper on the story is the National Guard soldiers who delivered supplies after the storm; upon spotting the lion they leapt out the door.  

Read the full story on The Weather Channel's website.  

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