My pal Deacon Steven Greydanus Does a Fantastic Deep Dive into the Indiana Jones Franchise
…and explains why it will always be RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK and not INDIANA JONES AND RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. He also does a wonderful job of articulating
…and explains why it will always be RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK and not INDIANA JONES AND RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK. He also does a wonderful job of articulating
My friend, the endlessly interesting and interested Rod Bennett, tells the tale of master animator Ray Harryhausen’s last great gift to the world, as well as offering more fun anecdotes
So this horrific thing was made in 2000. Here is how they initially tried to market it: For them what don’t know, Sally Hemings was one of Jefferson’s slaves. Sally
Steve gives us a typically insightful look at a filmmaker who really tries to take seriously–and conduct us into the minds of–pre-modern people who really and genuinely did not look
Over at the Register, Steve writes: “You cannot go on ‘seeing through’ things forever. The whole point of seeing through something is to see something through it. It is good
…I thought it only fitting to link my pal Deacon Steven Greydanus’ essay “Vampires, demons and the cross: Catholicism and horror“: “When it comes to fighting vampires and performing exorcisms,
If you care about the poem, or film, or good criticism, you will want to read this. He begins: Fitt 1: Sir Gawain and Christian Camelot If you know anything
It may seem that one of the most perfect and beloved films ever made–Raiders of the Lost Ark–needs no defenses since, y’know, who doesn’t love it? But as it happens
Here’s an ad for a “service” called Vidangel, which promises to get rid of the naughty bits of popular films and shows: My question, which I put to readers and
I have loved this film all my life. One of the greatest ever made.
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