Vince Kuna’s advice on how to wow your moviegoing friends with Christmas cheer

Vince Kuna takes us through a historic tour of the art of adapting for screen.

McAleer: A worthy attempt, but the books are still superior.

O’Hare: If you need your spirits lifted and an excuse to sing, binge it.

Watch ICFCA founder Michael Augsberger’s interview on Journeys in Faith: 8:30 pm EST, Friday, Nov. 13

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.

A priest weighs in on the merits of rebooting The Exorcist.

Martinson: Peyton’s Message of prayer a gift for these times

McAleer: Political animals, no snakes

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

McAleer: In football terms, a draw for Apple’s Ted Lasso

Vince Kuna selects the best from 2010 to now.

He sits down with Lisa Hendey to talk shop

McAleer: Netflix’s new series puts no spell on you