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Finding God in the Literature of Darkness," bestselling crime novelist and Daily Wire host Andrew Klavan makes a provocative claim: horror helped lead him to Christ.

As the visual point of view shifts, its audience is invited to eavesdrop on interactions that are extraneous to the plot, as characters loiter in hallways and cars, and make small talk with strangers.