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Jensen Noen stages Falling In Reverse’s “God Is a Weapon” as a sequence of tableaux: barren, often wide landscapes, stark black-and-white photography and choreographed, theatrical set pieces that lean on religious iconography and apocalyptic motifs. The Berlin Music Video Awards highlighted that spare, mythic imagery when naming the clip this week’s Music Video of the Week (BMVA).

The video credits list Powell Robinson as director of photography and Blesscode Entertainment as the production company; Inception Post handled VFX with Alex Verenchyck noted as lead VFX artist and Sj Ocean credited for concept art (Inception Post). Color grading is credited to Joseph Bicknell of Company 3, which helps the monochrome palette read as a deliberate, cinematic choice rather than a simple filter.

Musically the track is a Falling In Reverse single featuring Marilyn Manson; songwriting and production credits appear on the single’s release metadata (Apple Music), and the official video was published on YouTube on 20 May 2025 (YouTube).

Press coverage noted the song’s chart presence and the publicity around the collaboration (Forbes), while the visual package leans on stage‑born personas and large‑scale VFX to make its symbolism feel ceremonial rather than literal.