Crosswalk Culture Update Archives

Not your typical birth-to-grave biography. It's a little spastic and occasionally confusing but certainly keeps the intensity set high.

It takes a particularly skilled pen not to descend into total cheesiness, and Gabhart clearly understands the tricky balance.

Forces the faithful to truly wrestle with what’s being shared from the pulpit on Sunday mornings.

There is a sense where the church used to be the patron of the arts. But somewhere along the line we kind of got screwed up and we began to give...

Rather than cautioning about aspiring to god-like omniscience, Lucy appears to long for that outcome. But this is secondary to the fun.

Has an intriguing premise but gets less interesting, not more, once Will experiences transcendence.

Are horror movies nothing more than gratuitous carnage, or can they be a means of revealing the transcendent? I’ll share my thoughts about that...

This time the cute factor doesn’t get in the way of meaningful characters and it’s a much better picture as a result.

As the flimsiness of the story becomes all too apparent, viewers may be wondering how much more they'll be able to endure.

A window into the self-absorbed hipster, Obvious Child is painful to watch.

Every cliché is covered, and there are plot holes big enough to drive a tank through, but it's all about the spectacle and effects.

A more or less uncomfortable viewing experience depending on your tolerance for pranks, put-downs and a barrage of bad language.

In a recent interview with Crosswalk, several members of the Deliver Us From Evil cast shared their experiences working on the film.

May be for you if you enjoy deciphering the inner workings of the subconscious, but be prepared to explore some very dark places.

(RNS) Words and music are the stock-in-trade at most Christian festivals, but the Wild Goose Festival is adding another component: the visual arts.