ZekeFilm Writers Pick the Top Movies at Mid-Year
The sun is sweltering, the box office is rumbling, and critics are falling into existential crises about se...
Shirley Temple Shoots to Stardom and Steals the Screen from Adolphe Menjou
DIRECTED BY ALEXANDER HALL/1934
STREET DATE: MARCH 7, 2023/KINO LORBER STUDIO ...
The End!
We made it, we did it, this long dark national nightmare is over! Okay, it wasn't that bad, but I got hit with COVID the day after Christmas and it...
Happy New Year! We Give You the Saddest Holiday Movie Ever!
It's the penultimate edition of the the Rom-Com-Athon, III! I'm glad you're reading this after ...
The Plague-Athon has hit the Rom-Com-Athon
I've got Covid, gang, and it's slowed down the posting of our holiday movie reviews. My intention is to have the...
No Shame in the Hallmark Game
This week I saw Joe Pantoliano in a Hallmark movie, and I gotta say, that took me by surprise. We tend to think of these movi...
When It Says MarVista, It Has to Be Good
And by "Good" I mean probably very bad. Hopefully, wonderfully bad.
If you watch many of these made-for-TV Chris...
Whoa, We're Halfway There...
And I'm definitely living on a prayer. It's like this every year - by mid-December I am scrambling to watch all of the movies a...
The Gentlemen Are Entering the Chat
I just want to point out an interesting development in this installment of the rom-com-athon: this includes our first g...
Sharon is an experienced writer with her own blog and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's religion blog. A wife and mother to 5 kids, she in on staff with her church and enjoys running, coffee, and good books. A bit of an activist around certain topics (politics, religion, sexuality, gender), Sharon looks to cinema for the empathy and fun it can provide. “I believe art is a gift from a good Creator. Sometimes Christians are suspicious of film, but I find that thoughtful engagement with movies has been a means of personal and spiritual growth for me. I hope my involvement with Zeke helps others to have a similar experience with film!”
