Movie Features Archives

Is Risen biblically accurate despite being put out by a secular studio and marketed to mainstream audiences? Shawn McEvoy from CrosswalkMovies.com...

Christian audiences have felt a little burned lately by bad movies on biblical subjects. But one really good movie can change all that.

Shawn and Steve from CrosswalkMovies.com and ChristianMovieReviews.com explain why each of these 10 fabulous movies from 2015 has something to...

If you've ever wondered, "Why aren't any superhero movies R-rated, gore-filled raunch fests?" then Deadpool might be the film for you. Long on...

The Coen Brothers’ newest comedy has a lot to say about God. Not quite in the traditional sense, mind you.

It’s time to shine the spotlight on five upcoming Christian movies which look certain to please. Don't miss this year's top faith-based films!

The Academy didn't nominate our Number One movie for Best Picture, but that's okay. A Top 10 movies list compiled by a panel of eight believers...

Watch a sneak preview of the story for the upcoming movie, GOD'S NOT DEAD 2, which will be releasing April 1, 2016. For more information visit:...

Crosswalk's Steve & Shawn say go ahead and give the Oscar to Leonardo DiCaprio, and the technical awards to Alejandro González Iñárritu and team...

A new year means new movies, and as is tradition here at Crosswalk, it’s time to look ahead to the most promising candidates of 2016.

John Krasinski takes on a decidedly different role from Jim in TV's The Office in the new film, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi.

Every year, Crosswalk endeavors to provide our readers with a comprehensive guide to the latest films. The following are the most read movie...

According to a recent article, the fourth book in the Narnia series, The Silver Chair, will indeed be receiving a theatrical release.

GREATER, in theaters Jan. 29, chronicles the life and tragic death of Brandon Burlsworth (Christopher Severio), an unlikely All-American lineman...

Scripture tells us that all of creation testifies to God’s glory. Isn’t it possible our entertainment can do the same?