Category: video reviews

The Revolution will be televised! Season One was called “Born Again” but definitely had labor pains; join us as we take the pulse of Season Two and discuss the highs and lows of Season Two,…

Behold! We send James and Eric out as mindful sheep among mindless wolves. You’ve been summoned to consider the case of what many consider a film and theology classic – The Devil’s Advocate! Is it…

Project Hail Mary is having a great run at the box office and for good reason. Both Miles and James really enjoyed it as they explored some of its spiritual themes and jumping off points.…

Do you like Scary Movies? Kat and James take a “Stab” at the box office busting seventh entry in this slashing series and its surprisingly refreshing themes to explore from parenting to marriage and the…

Wake Up Dead Man is the type of movie that all but cries out to be discussed on Popcorn Theology. Its writing, directing, and even lighting all have much to reveal about faith, ministry, and…

You Can’t Handle the Truth of This Episode! Eric and James dive into the A Few Good Men, exploring its themes of truth, justice, and military honor. Discover how this iconic film challenges viewers to…

Did the last season of Stranger Things land right side up, or upside down? James comes out (wait, what?) to tackle the good, the bad, and the Demogorgon of the epic finale and controversial themes…

In our third visit to Pandora hosts James and Miles explore Avatar: Fire and Ash. This time the Sully family wrestles with the loss of their oldest son while running from the reincarnate Colonel Quaritch…

Detectives Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are back in this sequel to the modern day fable Zootopia. This time they’ll have to go outside the law in order to uncover a crime that reaches down…

Is Guillermo Del Toro’s new version of Shelley’s classic novel a wondrous creation, or a patchwork monster? It’s a monster-sized fight as James and Joe Thorn fight over this film’s merits like the titular Doctor…

James and Eric explore Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners,” a Southern Gothic horror set in 1932 Mississippi. They delve into themes of faith, redemption, and the power of music, while discussing the film’s cultural and spiritual dynamics.…