APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Hangman’s Curse (2003)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. No, not Hangman’s Joke, Hangman’s Curse. The Veritas Project is a privately funded team commissioned by the President — the President, yes! — that is in charge of supernatural occurrences, mysteries and crimes and looks into them from a […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Journey to Hell (2022)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. This is loosely based on John Bunyan’s Journey to Hell. Well, I learned about his Pilgrim’s Progress from Glenn Danzig, who started the original version of the video for “Mother” with the line “Then I saw that there was a […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: The Lock-In (2014)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. In the spring of 2010, there was a lock-in at the First Baptist Church. Two days later, Justin would confess to his parents that he had experienced evil and had it all on video. Yes, the boys brought […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: Time Changer (2002)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. Time Changer is a movie that will fool you. It doesn’t seem like it’s going to be an ultra religious movie. After all, it has a time travel concept, which seems against the Bible. It has a pretty […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: The Sissy (2009)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. I’ve been obsessed with Jack Chick since a copy of The Beast brutalized me when I was a kid. It’s hard to explain my love of Chick’s work, because he made near-hateful attacks on other religions and on nearly […]
APRIL MOVIE THON 2: God’s Not Dead (2014)
April 9: Easter Sunday – You don’t have to believe to watch and share a religious movie. I saw Jerusalem Countdown but in no way was I prepared for Harold Cronk’s God’s Not Dead, a movie that I’ve been considering over and over, deciding what to write about it. Written by Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelman, who […]
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