THE LITTLE HOURS
Pop Theology is pleased to welcome new contributor Kelvin Martinez. He reviews the new religious comedy, The Little Hours, which opens this weekend. Read…
‘Princess Cyd’: Latest from Stephen Cone, Director of ‘Henry Gamble’ and ‘Wise Kids’
Last Week, I had the chance to see the West Coast and gay festival premiere of Princess Cyd, the latest from Stephen Cone.…
Born With Music Coming In My Ears – A Review of Edgar Wright’s “Baby Driver”
Think of the first time you heard a favorite song. Think of that feeling it invoked, hidden somewhere between your head and your…
‘Wonder Woman’ is another Name for God
There are times in history when the veil between the daily struggle for doing good and the cosmic struggle for justice becomes thin.…
WONDER WOMAN: A Story of Human Goodness
Pop Theology is thrilled to welcome Rev. Danielle Shroyer to the site. She’s a theologian, speaker, and the author of Original Blessing:…
What’s Here is Scarier
It Comes at Night, the new horror film from A24, recalls another indie thriller, Right at Your Door. While they’re both billed as traditional…
BUSTER’S MAL HEART Review
We’re all guided by forces larger than ourselves. These are, more often than not, stories that we have been told and that we…
ALIEN: COVENANT Review
Prometheus was a divisive prequel to the Alien series. While I didn’t hate it nearly as much as its staunchest critics, it did leave me…
Casting JonBenet: A Story of American Decadence
Casting JonBenet (now streaming on Netflix) takes a novel approach to telling the story of the JonBenet Ramsey murder. There is no blurry…








