Sin and Shame in KPop Demon Hunters
Echoes of eternal truth are likely a part of why Netflix’s film resonates with audiences around the world.
Amazon’s House of David Takes Biblical Speculative Fiction to the Next Level
If House of David‘s first three episodes are any indication of faith-based filmmaking’s trajectory, then color me impressed.
Exposing the Arbitrary Line Between “Adult” and “Mainstream” Treatments of Sex
Art can be pornographic even if not intentionally so.
Christian Filmmaking Needs a Shift
In the parallel universe of films like The Shift, narratives are morally worthless—unless and until they can explicitly spell out what we have learned.
Are Stories Trojan Horses? Being True to Life without the Bait and Switch
A story can carry within it the seeds of absolute, biblically-grounded truth without ever mentioning the Bible, or Christianity, or any religious topic.
The Hidden Consumerism of Movie Filtering Services
A consumerist mindset evaluates entertainment only from the standpoint of how it will affect us, without giving any thought to how the entertainers are affected.
How Partisan Politics Interferes with Our Moviegoing Discernment
If we don’t cultivate careful discernment, our political biases may lead to confusion, anger, and even a rejection of what we see and hear.
