Come What May streaming free until Oct. 29

Come What May , the movie produced by Advent Film Group about a Patrick Henry College law school competition, is being presented for free, for a limited time, on GodTube.  

For a long time the producers of this movie have been promoting it as timely in this Presidential election season, but I had questioned this in the past as it was not scheduled to be widely available until long after Nov. 4.  

That is all fixed now, and it seems that this is a great way for them to get the word out about their movie.  I've already purchased a special "preview edition" DVD, so we should be reviewing it ourselves in the near future.  Until then, check it out for free from now until Oct. 29th.  What's the worst that can happen with a free movie?

Thanks to awakenpictures for the tip, which beat out the official Advent Film Group Mailing list by over 3 days.  


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Episode Thirty Six - Hidden Secrets

We've all got some 'hidden secrets', and this week we find out about the hidden secrets of a bunch of fictional characters in the film 'Hidden Secrets'. Secrets. Hidden. Hidden. It's often described as a 'Christian 'The Big Chill' and that's totally accurate. When a God-fearing young man dies, all his old friends and former church mates reunite for his funeral... Drama and hi jinks ensue. Music, News, and More! Direct Link: Here Subscribe to the SuperCandid Podcast, the number 1 podcast for Christian movies Subscribe to the SuperCandid Blog SuperCandid Mux-Tape, with music featured on the podcast Save This Page

A Hell House Classic

Remember when we reviewed Hell House, way back in Episode 14 last August?  Well Hijinks Ensue, a web-comic drawn by a friend of don's, did a bit on Hell Houses in general today.  Hit the link to check it out, and be sure to revisit our own review if you are considering watching Hell House yourself this Halloween.

(Hijinks Ensue) 
(SuperCandid Hell House Review )
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Digitally Download The Oath of the Desmoreau

Richard Ramsey reports on his blog that The Oath of the Desmoreau is now available for digital download at behemoth.com , along with an earlier production of his, Washington's Cross .  

(Richard Ramsey Blog) 

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A Life

A new Christian movie called A Life is coming soon on DVD.  

Don't know much about this movie besides the trailer, but it is coming on DVD December 8.  Based on the trailer, it is hard to make a good guess on what the movie is like.  Defiantly a tear jerker, but the trailer has very little actual footage, with a lot of text cards and Bible verses instead of scenes from the film.  We'll see I'm sure.  

(Official Site) 

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The Bible: Illuminated now in English

The Bible Illumianted The Book: New Testament is now available in English.  We spoke about this a long time ago , when it was only available in Swedish, but you can go ahead pre-order the English version from Amazon now.  

Between this and St. John's Bible , you can have two very different but both very modern version of the Bible that are as beautiful to look at as they are to read.  

Christmas is right around the corner, and this would be a great gift for any art fans on your list.

(Christian Post)
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Wesley delayed until 2009

The movie Wesley , based on the life of John Wesley, has been pushed back to 2009.

Previously this film was scheduled to be released on Nov. 15, 2008.

No word on the specifics of why this was delayed, but speculation on The Christian Post links it to a crowded Christian movie market (Fireproof , Billy: The Early Years and House  are all out or will be out in the near future).  I'd like to see a bit more marketing from the producers, as this is one of the more obscure Christian movies in the pipeline right now.

(The Christian Post)
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Fireproof drops from #8 to #10

Fireproof dropped from #8 last weekend to #11 this weekend, dropping from $4,680 per theater to $3,640 per theater.   Fireproof is still successful, making $3.1 million this past weekend, taking it to a total gross of $16.9 million so far.  Still quite good for a $500,000 budgeted film. Interestingly, Fireproof still beat Religulous, the Bill Maher anti-religion screed, but Religulous took in more money per theater for the second week in a row. It remains to be seen if Fireproof has the long lasting success of Facing the Giants, or if it made most of its money in the opening weeks. Edit: in the time between I wrote this and published it, boxofficemojo updated their figures to put fireproof back in the top 10 at #10. Subscribe to the SuperCandid Podcast, the number 1 podcast for Christian movies Subscribe to the SuperCandid Blog Save This Page

Episode Thirty Five - Bella

We're finally back! (in more ways than one... lousy Libsyn...) This week we review 'Bella', a Mexican made independent film about life and love and family and all that. Tony Bennett called it 'the best film of 2007', because you all know what an outstanding film critic Tony Bennett is and all... Despite that, we still give it an outstanding review (spoiler!). Music, news, and more. Direct Download HERE. Subscribe to the SuperCandid Podcast, the number 1 podcast for Christian movies Subscribe to the SuperCandid Blog SuperCandid Mux-Tape, with music featured on the podcast Save This Page

Save Me Used to be Funny

Save Me , starring End of The Spear 's Chad Allen, has been recieving positive write-ups in many Christian publications.  It won't be out on DVD until January 20, 2009, but it has been getting interesting articles, like this one in the San Francisco Bay Times.  This particular article touches on how the film's story changed from a comedy to a drama over the course of the long road from script to screen.   It is interesting stuff, particularly for the note on the explicit sex scene that may turn off some Christian viewers.

Personally, I thought Allen was excellent in End of the Spear , and I'm looking forward to seeing what he does with this role.

(SF Bay Times)
(Save Me Christianity Today Movies Review)


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