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Reed Lackey exercises imaginative muscles every week on The Fear of God Podcast as well as through various reviews, articles, and conversations across film and television media coverage.
Reed (@reedlackey) has been writing stories, comic books, screenplays, and plays since he was in grade school. He's been watching movies for as long as he can remember and has been writing and podcasting about them regularly for nearly three years.
Jul 18, 2020 · Reed Lackey is a friend of Reel World Theology; he’s one half of Christian horror podcast The Fear of God, active on More than One Lesson, and has written for us on multiple occasions (he even wrote for me when Trektember was part of Redeeming Culture !).
Jul 18, 2020 · We discuss Reed’s movie and its international take on Christ as he is tempted in the desert. This movie takes a fascinating angle to Christ’s encounter with Satan in the wilderness and centers around the morality of suffering.
Reed & Writing. Thinking out loud about life and faith… Reviews and responses to art and culture… and Fiction you can finish on a coffee break
Mar 18, 2022 · On this week’s Reel Thoughts: Take Five, we engage with new North Carolina Film Critics Association member Reed Lackey to discuss five questions relating to the world of cinema and his interaction with it. Take One: What was your strangest film going experience? Why? Lackey: The film was Mortal Kombat: Annihilation from 1997.
What is Not Promised, by Reed Lackey 7 Aug Bursting with unbridled creative boldness and fearlessly focused on the haunting questions it raises, She Dies Tomorrow – the new film by writer/director Amy Seimetz – is a film that will likely polarize audiences, confusing and frustrating some while inspiring and captivating others.
