Squid Game: What is it? Why is it a hit? Should Christians watch it?
Squid Game is the most popular show on Netflix. But the programme has caused upset among many. Most recently, Bedfordshire Council advised parents not to let their children watch the series, after reports children as young as six were copying its violent challenges. How should Christians respond to the programme? Our reviewer Nathanael Smith shares his perspective
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