Premarital

a truly relatable look at the ups and downs of family and faith. the blend of comedy and sincerity is really well balanced, and i value how it illustrates that people can believe differently and still coexist peacefully, which i think is a message that feels especially…

Shelby Jo 📀

a sort of feel-good Get Out for white people with religious trauma

kyle

Roll the dice! A really enjoyable indie movie showing how acceptance is appropriate, rather than a personal resolution, through a catholic priest trying to challenge his future son-in-law, who is not affiliated with the Christian beliefs, into believing in them.

Rose

youth group friendly version of The Drama. my dad was raised in the lakeside michigan town where this was filmed and parts of it felt too relatable. I thought it did a good job exploring how religious trauma can manifest but definitely spent too long making it's point.…

laughingmrw

“you’re being cucked by a false prophet!”

sarah!

One star for every screen credit I had lol

katiecrayons

Chaos tracing trails. It’s time to break those traditional familiar internal cognitive patterns. Exhibitionist wide swath display of many voices within the culture of religion. Blessed to have shaken your hand.  [Special Guest In Person Q&A and discussion with Director…

peak sian

Premarital is… fine. Not terrible, not amazing—just kind of sitting in that underwhelming middle where you’re like, “this probably could’ve gone straight to streaming.” It feels like it’s trying to be a comedic take on religious trauma, but it doesn’t quite commit.…

Bert Garcia

This was a great comedy. The actress that played Leah was unbelievable

Samuel DeWilde Muthiah