Chrisicisms
Chris WilliamsFilm, faith and culture.
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Saturday coffee: Ranking Christopher Nolan
Including ‘The Odyssey,’ but not ‘Following’
A new Christopher Nolan movie hit theaters this weekend, with The Odyssey riding high on the best reviews of the director’s career and anticipated to bring a boatload at the box office. I review...
Review: The Odyssey
Whatever issues I have with The Odyssey, I’m thankful to live in an age where Christopher Nolan is making movies. His retelling of Homer’s classic is a world-sprawling, decades-spanning adventure that finds modern relevance in an ancient ta...
EVIL DEAD BURN is an oppressive, punishing horror experience.
Sébastien Vaniček’s entry in the nearly 50-year-old Evil Dead franchise is one of the goriest and most oppressively grim films I’ve ever endured. Tossing out the levity and cartooniness that helped Sam Raimi’s original trilogy go down so sm...
Summer of ‘86: Club Paradise
An interesting aspect of flashing back 40 years for this series is discovering what movies stick and which have vanished from our cultural memories. Labyrinth, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and Top Gun are still talked about and introduced to yo...
Saturday Coffee: More series need to be like EVIL DEAD
Saturday Coffee is a weekly edition of my newsletter traditionally for paid subscribers. But once a month, I like to do one that’s free for everyone. A few years back, I wrote a piece revisiting Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead movies, and it seemed l...
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Chris Williams has reviewed films for a variety of publications since 2006. His work has appeared in the Advisor and Source Newspapers, Christ and Pop Culture, Reel World Theology, Patheos, and more.
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