Hell's Bells: The Dangers of Rock 'N' Roll (1989)

Hells Bells (classic)..Journey through the dark side of rock as Hell's Bells unmasks the message behind rock music. The film examines the relationship of rock music to sex, violence, suicide, drug use, rebellion, the occult, and other activities considered immoral by Biblical Theology. The music in the documentary is music produced prior to the nineties. The film portrays various lyrics and visual imagery in rock music and rock stars as evidence that it is satanic or anti christian.
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"This incredibly intense video confronts some serious topics... guaranteed to promote discussion on a number of major issues affecting the youth of today." Barry Taylor - former soundman with the AC/DC

This three-hour presentation is broken down into 5 sections:

* Part 1: The Dangers of Rock ‘n' Roll: An overview of the problem and the biblical worldview that will be used in its analysis
* Part 2: The Root of Rock: From whence did this new musical form spring...and gets its power?
* Part 3: The Fruit of Rock, Part 1: Looking at the fruit of something, Jesus said, can tell you a lot about a phenomenon's origins and ultimate destiny
* Part 4: The Fruit of Rock, Part 2: It really is more than just "sex, drugs and rock ‘n' roll
* Part 5: The Axe Falls: Where sin abounds, grace abounds all the more. The cross reveals the true "Rock" - the One that will never be rolled away.


Hell's Bells 2: The Power and Spirit of Popular Music (2004)

Using music as a diagnostic tool, Hell's Bells 2: The Power and Spirit of Popular Music examines the modern world, dusting it for the fingerprints of the men and ideas that have sought to dethrone God and set man up in His place.

This six-hour documentary series is broken into eight parts:
* Part 1: Introduction - Foundations for Cultural Analysis; 19 minutes
* Part 2: Sound & Fury - An Examination of the Power of Music; 50 minutes
* Part 3: Heartbeats - Music's Spiritual Connection; 30 minutes
* Part 4: Notes from the Underground - The Occult History of Rock; 70 minutes
* Part 5: Hearts of Darkness - Rebellion, Nihilism and Death; 48 minutes
* Part 6: Mojo Rising - Satanic Sex and Rock 'n' Roll; 60 minutes
* Part 7: Antichrist Superstars - Rock's Ultimate Rebellion; 43 minutes
* Part 8: Knockin' on Heaven's Door; 48 minutes


"... perhaps the greatest documentary on any subject ever! Lives will change." Ray Comfort - Internationally renowned author and evangelist
Over three years in the making, this much-anticipated sequel to the original Hell's Bells series weaves together science, satire, testimonies, parables, interviews, expansive research, and a vibrant Christian perspective to create a video series that is as fascinating as it is educational and evangelistic. Far more than just a commentary on the dangers of popular music, this eight-part, six-hour, up-to-the-minute documentary uncovers the "war of the worldviews" - the epic struggle between good and evil, sin and redemption for the souls of men and the destiny of our culture.
Great not only for evangelizing the lost and challenging Christians to greater holiness and service, it also serves as an outstanding primer on worldviews. Among other things, it features a fascinating history of the occult revivals that took place in the late 19th century (and that would later have such a profound impact in the 60s), an analysis of "chaos versus creation", nihilism, what it means to be truly "satanic" and much, much more. Ideal for Bible study, family discussion, discipling young people (and older folks, too!), Sunday school class and cell groups, this is one video series that is guaranteed to provoke discussion, reflection, and, by God's grace, changed lives.
"Part 4 - Notes from the Underground was by itself worth the cost of the whole series. Incredible! I learned more about the origins of many of the insane ideas that guide our modern world than I did from seminary. Kudos to you and your outstanding research and production." Pastor Brady Clark, Atlanta, Georgia