Violence: The Mainstreaming of Mayhem In 1967, Warren Beatty released his famous gangster movie, Bonnie and Clyde, and immediately caused a sensation – it was no ordinary cops and robbers film. At first it looks like we are being treated…
Read more“And that’s the way it is(n’t)” By Loren Mitchell You are from a large city in America. You haven’t attended church in years and claim no particular religious affiliation. You don’t believe in God but you do hold lots of…
Read moreBy Loren Mitchell The following statistics were compiled by using various methods, including surveys, studies, random sampling and a computer program called “Nexus.” This program can scan thousands of news stories and find out things such as how many time…
Read more“Growing up in Detroit, we as brothers were taught the importance of family by our parents (who, by the way, were teenagers when they married). We were also taught the importance of God, good work ethics and education. “Our parents…
Read moreWhat is Behind the Popularity of this Summer’s Hottest Blockbuster? By Robert Nolte ORLANDO, FL – Not since Chariots of Fire rumbled out of Hollywood have we seen such blatant heroism as Dick Tracy shows us in Disney’s recent hit…
Read moreHollywood’s Summer Superhits: America’s Fascination with Superheros Amidst much media hype, several of Hollywood’s summer movies are poised to become listed among the most financially successful films of all time. Movie critics were predicting that despite…
Read moreCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (FR) – Some Hollywood columnists have called her a profit-hungry writer cruelly capitalizing on the mistakes of her movie star mother. But Barbara “B.D.” Hyman says she hopes that her mother will be able to experience the saving…
Read moreGAINESVILLE, FL (FR) – A Christian song about child abuse became one of the top 10 hits on secular radio stations throughout the U.S. during the last few weeks of 1987 and prompted several child abusers to seek rehabilitation. A…
Read moreTUPELO, MI (EP) – Christian activists who protested the movie “The Last Temptation of Christ” won a tremendous victory, according to the American Family Association (AFA). The AFA says Universal Pictures suffered a humiliating financial loss of $10-13 million because…
Read moreTime magazine (August 15, 1988) devoted nine pages to discuss the controversy over Universal Picture’s new release “The Last Temptation of Christ,” while asking readers to answer the question on its front cover, “Who was Jesus?” The majority of the…
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Ronald Reagan changed his view as a result of watching The Silent Scream – a movie he considered so powerful and convicting that he screened it at the White House.
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Explodes the myths of the liberal critics and the movies, books and television programs that have popularized their views.
