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The liminal horror film, Backrooms (2026) has reminded me of the greatness of the Creator God who holds all things together. A Christian review. Continue reading
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The liminal horror film, Backrooms (2026) has reminded me of the greatness of the Creator God who holds all things together. A Christian review. Continue reading
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The Wes Anderson Collection contains seven long-form interviews about Anderson’s first 7 films and is a GREAT supplement for rewatching. Continue reading
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I recently read Dr. No by Ian Fleming (1958), so I thought I’d also review the 1962 film starring Sean Connery. It’s James Bond, of course, so not really a “family movie,” but I explore why not in this post. Continue reading
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So who’s that one Flat-Earther in your life? Come on. You know who I’m talking about: that cousin who’s also into biblical numerology; that sister absolutely convinced that 9-11 was inside job; that deacon who actually let the words “lizard … Continue reading
While film reviews aren’t my usual, it’s the holiday season, and I feel that a low-budget film like Saving Christmas deserves all the publicity it can get. Despite its amateur acting and occasional blunders in pacing, the message of this … Continue reading
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“The only thing that can save the dying little town [of St. Michaels, Indiana]…IS AN UNSPEAKABLE TRAGEDY” (from the back over of 94 Feet) Life is hard for the folks in Indiana’s mining country, where regular lay-offs have left the townspeople feeling … Continue reading