Films that take their stories from the Old or New Testament are filling screens big and small. To understand why, it helps to know Hollywood history.

If you feel clueless about what you just saw on this trailer, don’t feel bad: I felt the exact same way. I couldn’t figure out what the movie was about. Was it Disney? Was it about a man’s obsession?

Just when you thought Netflix had done it all, the streaming giant announces that it’s partnering with Tyler Perry and Devon Franklin (“Flamin’ Hot”) to produce faith-based movies. Perry already has ...

We’re excited Jesus is back on the big screen, and we’re going to fill the theaters. I want every other faith leader in America to do the same. Whether you can buy out a whole theater, or just one ...

A decade after The Passion, can filmmakers bring an artistic twist to Scripture without alienating moviegoers? It's not often that moviegoers can go to the multiplex and catch a film that begins with ...

The Academy Award-winning producer of “Chariots of Fire”, “Dances With Wolves”, “Driving Miss Daisy” and “Gandhi” was hired to head Visual Bible International Inc. The Toronto-based production company ...

The idea of the Religious Film Trust won quick approval: to retell biblical stories in pictures with mechanical word & music accompaniment; to make sound-pictures of famed metropolitan ministers in ...

The big new release this week is Ridley Scott’s actioner Exodus: Gods and Kings, his take on the ancient tale of the Hebrews and their Moses-led exit from Egypt. In his capsule review, Reader film ...

LOS ANGELES, California — Often criticized as heavy-handed and overly evangelistic, modern faith films typically follow a fairly-specific formula. GUN AND A HOTEL BIBLE bravely charts a new course, ...

It’s a word that appears up to six times in several popular versions of the Bible, and its use is fodder for some Christians to marginalize if not demonize, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and ...