Most awesome(-ly bad) Christian film trailers

Here's a question for the ages: Which of these two films has the most awesome trailer? One problem. I'm pretty sure that The Bike King and the Ten Commandments is fake, mainly because it runs through the entire movie's plot in the trailer. Which might make it actually a more awesome trailer, if it is real, which it's not. The other, C Me Dance, is all too real and all too awesome. Don said it looked like Buffy the Vampire Slayer with ballet instead of vampire slaying. You have to watch the trailer, which looks like the movie takes a wild turn at some point. I can only hope that the film ends with a Step Up 2: The Streets style dance-off against the devil. Either way, it provides me with a good excuse to showcase two more dancing clips: Email us at supercandid at gmail dot com

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Christian Film Trailers and Possible Theatrical release of The Widow's Might

 Awaken Pictures reminds us that we haven't linked to Christian Film Trailers yet.  Which is true.  The site has a lot of potential, but I wish him(sometime commentator Kyle Prohaska) luck finding new trailers on a regular basis.  As booming as the Christian film market is, I can tell you finding news is not always easy.  It is a great compendium though, and hopefully it will keep growing.

I also wanted to pass along a tip from Awaken Pictures that The Widow's Might will be having a limited theatrical release.   According to this forum thread (I know, that sounds really reliable, but nevertheless...), it will be released for one week in 90 Carmike Cinemas.  Too bad there are none nearby, or I could encourage people to see this excellent movie.  Speaking of which, Christian Film Trailers has a link to the new trailer for The Widow's Might.  It doesn't give you quite as good a feeling of the film as the opening minutes do, but it's ok for a trailer.  I would have included some singing fellas, and one of the big jokes in the film is spoiled in the trailer. 

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The Fall of Night

Wow, we must be getting into the thick of the movie season, because new Christian moves just keep popping up on my radar.  

This one is called The Fall of Night, and you can visit its official site here.  I don't know much else about it, other than the director/writer is on the board of the 168 Film Festival, a Christian film competition.  

This one looks like it has an interesting story, and the female lead seems to bring some good acting to the piece, judging from the trailer.  It does look a little low budget, but if the story is good that is more than forgivable.  This one made the news because it will be screening at a couple of film festivals in the near future, so if you live in London, Orlando, or Muskogee, check it out and drop us a line.  

You can watch the trailer here:

And some reactions from audience members here(interestingly, the "faith-based audience" description is the only overt clue that this is a Christian film):

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