What to Watch at Home Archives

After months of both anticipation and controversy, The Shack (based on William P. Young's 2007 bestseller) underwhelmed. While I won't be singing...

As is tradition here at Crosswalk, below you’ll find an assembled list of upcoming programs Christians should be aware of.

The release of Anne seems to have divided fans down the middle, with some condemning its darker tones while others welcome the tragic honesty.

The musical is set to air on television Easter Sunday of 2018. How Christian viewers will respond to this news is still anyone’s guess.

Olmstead encourages believers to investigate the series, even if they disagree with the subject matter.

Many psychologists are warning that '13 Reasons Why' could be dangerous, if already depressed teens watch and see suicide as an option for them.

The comeback of writer/director M. Night Shyamalan continues with this showcase for actor James McAvoy, who plays a man with at least 23 different...

This film never comes across as a lecture as it tells the story of three African-American women employed as 'human computers' by NASA during the...

Today’s society is plagued by issues of race, gender, and human morality. Believe it or not, television can help us better understand these...

Whether it’s debating politics on Facebook, or arguing scriptural interpretations with other Christians, there’s always a danger of labeling the...

With documentaries, what you see is what you get, and this allows Christians to approach new topics with both eyes open.

A powerful story of love and loss. The acting is as good as you’d expect and the story is much more interesting than the trailer suggests. Making...

Regardless of the anger it’s sure to inspire in faith-based communities, Christians should still be aware of what American Gods is saying and why...

If you ever see Casablanca or a Hitchcock film and mourn, “they don’t make 'em like that anymore,” then I have good news: they just did. Allied has...

When we fail to empathize with those who suffer, we only perpetuate the stigma they’re fighting to overcome.