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The Birth of a Nation (2016)

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Spotlight as Teaching Tool in the American History Classroom: A Lesson Plan

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It's Time for the 2015 AJS Conference!

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Ex Machina, Gender, and Post-humanist New Religious Movements

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"My Goal Wasn't to Write an Exposé": Reviewing Going Clear

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The Buffered Self and Movie Buffs

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Announcement: _Water Like Stone_ DVD Now Available

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The Difficulty of Religious Communication: Brother, Born Again

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5 Sacred Matters in American Religion: Movies, Death, Wrestling, Foreign Policy, and Cartoons

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Politics of Representation--Between Critic and Classroom

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Religion in Film: The Sequel

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Religion and the Cinematic Experience, or, Thank You Brent Plate

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Coming to a Classroom Near You: Religion in Film

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Religious Identification and the Framing of Terrorism

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Asian Americans and the Color of Christ - A Round Table

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Religion and Water in America

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My Search for Creflo Dollar

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On "Lincoln" and Our Civil Religion

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Muslim Voices in the Heartland

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In Hell, We Shall Be Free: On "Breaking Bad" (and Anti-Heroes on Television)

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