A couple years ago, I started offering to my congregation Matins on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy […]
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Saint Maud (2021; available on EPIX via Prime Video Channels) has been marketed like a horror movie, along […]
This show has been on my radar for a while, but it took me a while to get […]
Part III of The Godfather trilogy is routinely and self-evidently reviled. On Rotten Tomatoes, it has a score […]
In the first chapter of his book Film as Religion: Myths, Morals, and Rituals, John C. Lyden describes […]
Whatever might occupy your thoughts when you first wake up, whatever might keep you from falling asleep, there […]
Maybe it begins as an attempt by a doctor to expunge her guilt over not allowing a girl […]
The way that we hear the “news” was never strange to me until I read Amusing Ourselves to […]
The opening scene of Pieces of a Woman (2020; Netflix) is like the Free Solo of recent dramas. […]
There is something about the breakdown of marriage that provides irresistible fodder for filmmakers. In 2019 Netflix produced […]