Collin is WORLD’s arts and culture editor. He is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Louisiana State University and resides with his wife and four children in Sugar Land, Texas.
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MOVIE | An elderly classroom pet helps children navigate life in this amusing but sometimes cringey musical
The Marvels finds a creative way to stitch together storylines that previously underperformed expectations
The historical fiction film about friendship and cunning on the high seas during the Napoleonic wars is worth revisiting
DOCUMENTARY | A disturbing yet tame true-crime story of religious abuse
Apple TV+’s adaptation of Lessons in Chemistry dishes out stereotypes of sexism but also puts big questions of life under the microscope for serious consideration
Killers of the Flower Moon tells the story of Osage Indians murdered in 1920s Oklahoma
BOOKS | How much has religious belief motivated her?
MOVIE | True-crime Western explores the pitfalls of power, exploitation, and greed with cinematic grandeur
TELEVISION | Despite missteps, an Apple TV+ series about a brilliant female chemist asks surprisingly good questions
Considering a century of animated films
