David Ives

In a world he didn't create, in a time he didn't choose, one man looks for signs of God in the world by... watching movies. When he's not reviewing new releases for Aleteia, David Ives spends his time exploring the intersection of low-budget/cult cinema and Catholicism at The B-Movie Catechism.

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David Ives

David Ives

“St. Vincent”: A Treat for All Saints’ Day

“America the Beautiful 3”: A Damning Indictment of Contemporary American Mores

“Ouija” Movie: Terror for Teens

What is “Fury” trying to say?

“Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day”

Creepy “Annabelle” Gets Demonic Possession Right

“Believe Me” and “The Song”: Two Faith-Based Films Worth Watching

Review of “Boyhood”

“Code Black”: New Documentary Depicts Profoundly Broken Healthcare System

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