Joseph Holmes

The new Vatican thriller starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, and Isabella Rossellini is set during a papal conclave, and features a man on a mission beset by doubt amid true believers. If only the filmmakers had doubted themselves.

(REVIEW) Hellboy is an odd character with a bumpy cinematic history. Based on a comic book series, Hellboy is the son of a demon and a witch who was brought from hell into the world by Nazis. He was rescued and raised by Professor Broom of the BPRD (Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense) who be

Megalopolis depicts two worldviews which lead to a post-liberal order—and oppression for ordinary people.

(REVIEW) Despite its flaws, “Agatha All Along” gives a refreshingly honest look at grief, relationships, the false promises of power and selfishness. In a world that churns out superhero movies with nothing to say, this is a welcome thing. In a world that tries to idealize the witch lifestyle, this

The new movie from Dallas Jenkins is at times too on the nose—but also funny, heartfelt, and focused on Jesus.

Occasionally funny family-Christmas and action-movie mashup lacks the self-confidence to become a classic

(REVIEW) Martin Scorsese has been getting a lot more religious lately. He finally got to make his Catholic drama passion project “Silence” in 2016. Since then, his films have been deeply spiritual such as the ending of “The Irishman” to the entirety of “Killers of the Flower Moon” (a movie reviewed

(REVIEW) “We Who Wrestle with God” is a solid compilation of Peterson’s views on the continuity between Biblical testimony and the human condition. If he’d been more disciplined with his prose, the good in his work would have been more readable. And if he’d taken more seriously wrestling with the te

(ANALYSIS) Angel Studios can’t seem to catch a break from controversy. Its first big hit, the film “Sound of Freedom,” was heavily criticized by sex-trafficking survivors for its deceptive portrayal of the issue. They’ve also faced allegations of unsavory business practices and for partnering with a

A biopic on German Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, called "history distorting" by some, has opened in theaters from Angel Studios.