Wildcat portrays O’Connor as a victim. She was so much more.
Sound of Hope is a Christian film defying the Hollywood system.
A less examined side of the Civil War takes the stage in Tom Klingenstein’s latest play.
Cabrini and Young Woman and the Sea show what women are truly capable of.
A new film adaptation of Frank Herbert’s cult classic asks whether heroes truly get to choose their fate.
Ronald Colman’s chivalrous leading men gave way to James Dean’s rebels without a cause.
A post-apocalyptic franchise finds the way back to civilization.
The sitcom legend blames political correctness for today’s unfunny entertainment.
A new Exorcist-era movie shows how the obsession with fame can be connected to possession by even darker forces.
Were the family and firm made and unmade by capitalism—or by their own choices?
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