Projecting Perspectives

What if the brains, heart, and courage you’re searching for are already yours? Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch visit the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz to uncover how Dorothy’s strange journey doubles as a story about self-awareness, and growing up.

The most unsettling thing in Signs may not be what’s hiding in the cornfield. Join Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Cooper Sanders as they unpack how M. Night Shyamalan turns an alien thriller into a suspenseful, deeply personal story about faith, loss, and questions on providence. "There are no coincidences."

Join Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch as they unpack how silence, shadows, and the horrors left unseen make the 1931 classic Dracula linger, then look beyond the scares to its striking themes of temptation, sin, and redemption.Bella Lugosi’s Count Dracula doesn’t need modern effects to feel dangerous. The film builds unease through atmosphere and suggestion, letting your imagination fill in what the camera refuses to show.

In Jumanji, the jungle isn’t the only thing that can trap you. Kyle Sanders and Devin Leach revisit the 1995 adventure classic to uncover what happens when we avoid hard things, why adaptability matters more than control, and how facing fear can change more than your own life.

Framing, camera angles, movement, color, light, and shadow all help tell a film’s story. From the sweeping scale of The Lord of the Rings to the striking visual worlds of La La Land and WALL-E, Kyle and Zack unpack how what’s inside the frame can shape your perspective, stir emotion, and reveal what a movie wants you to notice.

What if the drive to be “fantastic” is really a hunger to be admired? Fantastic Mr. Fox turns a charming animal adventure into a sharp question about ambition, identity, and what happens when the people closest to you pay for your need to impress. Join Host Kyle Sanders, and his fellow guests, Zack Sanders and Devin Leitch, as they unpack the 2009 movie through a Christian Worldview.

Indiana Jones has spent many films chasing the past to preserve history, but Dial of Destiny asks a more personal question: what happens when the past becomes an escape from the present? Kyle Sanders, Zack Sanders, and Devin Leitch close out their Indiana Jones series with a conversation about grief, purpose, history, and whether an aging hero can still find a reason to live.

Can you enjoy an adventure movie you never actually believe? Kyle Sanders and Devin Leitch take on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, the franchise’s most divisive installment, and uncover what its aliens, outrageous action, and fractured story reveal about faith, family, knowledge, and the human hunger for adventure.

In this solo episode of Projecting Perspectives, Kyle Sanders examines Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade—a thrilling adventure involving the Holy Grail, Nazis, ancient trials, and impossible escapes—but discovers that the film’s deepest story is not about finding an artifact.Indiana’s real quest is for his father’s approval and the restoration of their relationship. Through the characters’ pursuits of archaeology, knowledge, immortality, and power, the movie asks: What are we really searching for?

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is packed with adventure, but what happens when a movie treats dark spiritual power as real, effective, and sometimes even heroic? Kyle Sanders, Devin Leitch, and Zack Sanders examine the film’s cults, human sacrifice, false gods, and how to use discernment when watching the second movie in this series!