Pacatte: These are not just for scares. They have a lot to discuss about human existence.

O’Hare: Princess Grace’s last appearances may be surprising.

Family Theater Productions asks Vince Kuna for his philosophy on how Catholics can enjoy scary movies.

Kate O’Hare reviews HBO’s docuseries on the NXIVM inner world of trafficking and coercion.

McAleer: A real, though not unmixed, blessing for viewers with maturity.

Leonard’s philosophy on evangelization in the London Tablet.

Sophia Martinson’s feature in Angelus documents the struggle to create Fatima through the pandemic.

McAleer: From one plot twist to the next like a dingo on steroids

Vince Kuna selects the best from 2010 to now.

He sits down with Lisa Hendey to talk shop

Martinson’s Angelus feature follows the activism of black Catholics.

O’Hare: Bringing nature to a quarantined world

McAleer on Millionaire scandal ‘Easy answer: great fun’.

McAleer: This passage to India is fun

McAleer: Bawdy with a decent undertone

10-part series is well-crafted but graphic, writes McAleer

Don’t believe her? Ask the dishes.

McAleer: Watch Turner Classic Movies instead.

Kate O’Hare finds faith, crime, and solid stories here

McAleer: The sweaty gymnastics will leave anyone pondering how such sorry behavior should be labeled ‘normal.’