Episode 154: Weird Christianity
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Written by Danny Anderson
"Christians Should Set Aside Family Values and Watch Midsommar"
"Wolfen: Horror, Capitalism, and the Environment"
"The Dead Speak!" What Rise of Skywalker Shares With Jewish American Fiction"
"OK Boomer:" How Arthur Christmas Predicts our Inter-Generational Conflict"
"Willie Nelson's 'Sad Songs and Waltzes' and the Art of Alienation"
"How THE BIG SLEEP Made Detectives Postmodern"
"How the Liberal Reception of Joker Feels Evangelical"
"A Serious Man At 10: A Prophetic Warning Against Facts and Logic"
"Werewolves and Lobsters: How I Was A Teenage Werewolf Explains Jordan Peterson's Appeal"
"Titans and the Beautiful Terror of Divine Community"
"How John Brahm's Trilogy of Psychological Noir Helps Us Understand the Nature of Evil"
"Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, Fight Club, and the Quest for Authenticity"
"Better Off Dead: A Fantastic, Horrifying Masterpiece of Offensiveness"
"Lars Klevberg's Child's Play Reboot: From Magic to Materialism"
"How the Horror Films of Michael Dougherty Subvert Christianity"
"Justin Townes Earle's 'The Saint of Lost Causes:' Daddy Issues/Radical Politics"
"John Wick: Capitalism Dressed in Religious Clothes"
"Alan Moore's 'Swamp Thing' and Creation Care"
"Sometimes Dead is Better: Even at Easter?"
"Who Has a Problem With Evil? Halloween, Fascism, and Theodicy"
"Tom Waits: How to Sing a True Christmas Song"
"Disney's Christopher Robin and the Idolatry of Work"
"Sobchak Nation: The Big Lebowski Turns 20 and Explains Twitter"
"Nathan For You" Kafka for Late Capitalism"
"Christianity Floats Too: Why Christians Should See It"
