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“The Jesus Music,” a film about the Christian music scene that earned more than half a million dollars over its opening weekend, is about as friendly and far removed from being an expose as a documentary can get, but that doesn’t mean the filmmakers want fans to think they’re getting anything but unvarnished truth. So the opening moments feature some of the movie’s primary participants — including Kirk Franklin, the three former members of DC Talk, Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith (the last two of whom are also among its executive producers) — sitting down for their interviews with tight faces and grim demeanors, as if about to be forced to spill their darkest secrets. But this introductory sequence doth protest too much: “The Jesus Music” is an altogether celebratory film made by the industry for its fans and, as with a lot of contemporary Christian music, throwing...

If bugs bug you, then you might want to stay clear of a new horror anthology film that weaves three creepy crawler tales of terror. Creeping Crawling is set to slither onto DVD/VOD in just over a month. If you suffer from entomophobia, then consider this a warning.

John Russell Cring directs Raine Brown, Anna Shields, Chuck Girard, Sarah VonOuhl, and Laura Lafrate in this trilogy of insect insanity.

Synopsis:

You live with them, you feed them, you fear them. Creeping Crawling is an anthology featuring three tales of terror centered around things that go slither in the night.

Doug and Allison have a paper due and they're hoping an eccentric entomologist will be the lynch pin to a passing grade. They get more than they bargained for when Dr. Tarkovsky tells them the story of Grubbery and the lengths supermodel Denver will go to in order to keep her figure.