For Several Decades Quicksand Was the Most Dangerous Thing on TV and Movie Screens…and Exactly Nowhere Else
If quicksand is really so dull, though, how did it become such a popular trope in cinema? And how did it disappear just as quickly?
The Christ and Pop Culture 25 of 2018
A list of our favorite things from 2018.
The Christ and Pop Culture 25 of 2018: #25 to #21
A list of our favorite things from 2018, from #25 to #21.
Finding the Church in the Horror Masterpiece A Quiet Place
Instead of viewing each other as only possessing weaknesses to be overcome, in A Quiet Place the Abbott family reminds us that our weaknesses can make each other stronger, and the strength of community is only possible because of its vulnerability.
Seeing and Believing 148: John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place and John Curran’s Chappaquiddick
Silence is the word this week as Wade and Kevin explore the silent world of John Krasinski’s “A Quiet Place”. The duo then turn their attention to the oppressive silencing of Mary Jo Kopechne’s story John Curran’s “Chappaquiddick”.
