R-Rated Movie Club
Nate MelcherA newsletter about R-rated movies and progressive theology from a clergy nerd dad with degrees in film, writing, and divinity.
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My May 2026 R-Rated Movies Ranked
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May was special because I saw eight movies in the theater, the most of any month this year, unless you count the 15 Oscar-nominated short films in March. Plus, I met my...
Feature Presentation: Backrooms
No longer confined to the constraints of YouTube, Backrooms expands the short film series to audiences who want to see confined, constraining, weird rooms in a theater.
Image: Backrooms movie poster (A24)
My Rating: 3.5 out of 5 VHS Ca...
Feature Presentation: Hokum
If you like horror movies where characters are haunted by ghosts of their past and actual ghosts, you’ve checked in at the right creepy Irish hotel!
Image: Hokum movie poster (Neon)
My Rating: 4 out of 5 Behind Yous!
Cynical, lonely w...
Sunday Matinee #178 Blazing Saddles
Inspiration from the past can save the future.
Blazing Saddles | 1974
IMDb | Letterboxd | RRMC
Context: In this cutting-edge social satire dressed up in cowboy hats, a corrupt bureaucrat (Harvey Korman) appoints a Black man named Bart...
Feature Presentation: Is God Is
Is God Is asks you to consider if anything is worthy of revenge. If you do get revenge, do you need redemption? If you do need redemption, will rage get in the way? Most challenging of all: what if God herself sent you?
Image: Is God Is, A...
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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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