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R-Rated Movie Club

Nate Melcher

A newsletter about R-rated movies and progressive theology from a clergy nerd dad with degrees in film, writing, and divinity.

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Latest Issues

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Halloween Countdown 2025: Look behind you.

2025 marks the third year of R-Rated Movie Club and the second year of the Halloween Countdown. Here’s a look back on countdown posts from the past, ready for your reading pleasure today.

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Halloween Countdown 2025 Watchlist Week 2

The Halloween Countdown continues at R-Rated Movie Club! Have you watched any scary movies this month? Here’s what I watched the second week of October and while not all of them are rated R (including Good Boy, the lead trailer), they’re al...

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A Demon Story for Halloween Countdown 2025

Time for a scary movie and scary scripture passage. This week: a demon story!

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Subscriber Giveaway: Halloween Countdown 2025

Subscribe! R-Rated Movie Club has more than movie reviews and monster stories this month. We also have a giveaway and all you have to do is subscribe!

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  • Nate Melcher

    Movie fan, progressive clergy, proud dad. I write about movies and faith (Film Studies BA, Creative Writing MFA, M.Div). I make the best cream cheese wontons ever.

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