2025 was a great year for this blog! We grew a ton and we are really proud of the reviews, podcast episodes, and list submissions that we’ve put out. As you’ll see below, our #1 post on this list is now our most-viewed and most-shared post of all time, and it’s helped us out a ton! (Shout-out to my partners Joe and Cameron for putting that together).
We’ve got big moves planned for 2026, so stay tuned! But for now, here were our top 10 most read posts of 2025!
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'A Minecraft Movie' Review
For years now, there have been rumors that the popular video game Minecraft was getting a movie adaptation. These rumors were often dismissed as jokes; after all, how exactly are you going to turn a sandbox building game into a film? Joke castings popped up all over the internet, fans memed and speculated, but then the rumors were confirmed, laughably s…
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100 Movies Every Catholic Should See #101: How Green Was My Valley (1941)
This was the film that beat out Citizen Kane for Best Picture.
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Reader Selection: The 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century
We put out a poll and we got a lot of responses! Here are- according to our readers- the best films that have released since 2000. Remember, unlike our curated list of 100 Movies Every Catholic Should See, this one IS ranked! Based on the results of the Google Form we put out. Enjoy!
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'Nosferatu' Review
(Content warning: Nosferatu contains extremely disturbing imagery, dark content, and nudity. This film is not for the faint of heart or anyone who is not a fan of the horror genre. Also if you are afraid of rats this is NOT the film for you.)
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'The Chosen: The Last Supper' (Season 5) Review
(If you would like to read Nico’s past review of The Chosen you can find it here).
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Announcement: 100 Movies Every Catholic Should NOT See
Introducing: the top 100 movies Catholics should NOT see!
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The Official List of 100 Movies Every Catholic Should See
Our list of 100 Movies Every Catholic Should See is finished. It has taken us two years of weekly posts to get here, and I am proud to say that we have never missed a week. The goal of our project since the beginning has been to educate people on the Catholic aspects of the art of cinema. Catholics are often very aware of great Catholic art in the realm…