Sunset Boulevard was one of the first classic films to truly capture my attention—thanks to my mother! I rewatched it a few weeks ago, hoping to catch something fresh, and I wasn’t disappointed. Two images stood out, one from Dickens and the other from Scripture, and they’ve both helped me better understand this excellent film.

Se7en (1995) is a very dark film—a haunting story about two detectives hunting a killer whose crimes mirror the seven deadly sins. While it’s not a movie I’d recommend for everyone, it forces a sobering reflection: are we really that different from the evil we condemn?

Four ways art dialogues with the Christian Faith.

13 books ranging from theology to fiction to fuel the Christian imagination.

Dane Bundy reviews Guy Ritchie's The Covenant, a film that easily points us to the Christian worldview.

Dane Bundy explores how the arts are like friendship. We pursue them because of their intrinsic value, not because what they can do for us.

Eight ways that we can make our audiences sympathetic to our protagonists.

Incarnation is one of the most powerful means of communication. Stories incarnate worldviews into images and symbols. Movies are an example.

Brian Godawa demonstrates how God redeems pagan imagination by subverting mythological motifs by investing them with a Biblical worldview.

The Bible isn't the enemy of myth. Brian Godawa explores how, as C.S. Lewis says, "myth became fact" in the Christian Story.