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By Johnathan Stowe From James Wan, producer of The Conjuring films, comes The Curse Of La Llorona, a Spanish folklore that was presented on multiple television shows with different interpretations of the woman that haunted my childhood. They are exactly two things...
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by Tom Lester, Contributing Writer A very unlikely movie to review from a faith perspective for a vast variety of reasons is Catch-22. Directed by Mike Nichols, it is based on the book written by Joseph Heller. I actually read the book after seeing the movie and have...
An Editorial by Christine Ivy Rogue One was great. My critique ? as I sat there, moved by the story and impressed with many great strides this movie made socially ? was with how violent it was. It wasn?t gory, it wasn?t graphic, but a lot of people died (no Bothans)....