Film Review: ‘Do Revenge’ avenges classic teen movies
By Logan Humphrey | Sep. 20, 2022Netflix’s “Do Revenge” is the offspring of “Heathers” and “Clueless.”
FILM & TV
“Pearl” is the perfect prequel to an already disturbing franchise
By Sean Eifert | Sep. 20, 2022On Sept. 16, the prequel to A24’s hit horror film “X” was released in theaters.
TV Review: The midpoint of 'She-Hulk' teases big things to come
By Zach James | Sep. 15, 2022Episode five, “Mean, Green, and Straight Poured into These Jeans,” functions as a sort of reset for the series while still maintaining the week-to-week courtroom comedy setup.
The 6 best Disney channel and Nickelodeon episodes to watch this fall
By Aurora Boothby | Sep. 14, 2022Many of us will relive Halloween traditions of our past in order to fulfill our nostalgic feelings, which includes the rewatching of Halloween episodes from our favorite childhood television shows.
Disney’s ‘Pinocchio’ has no strings attached
By Logan Humphrey | Sep. 14, 2022Jiminy Cricket! Disney continues their live-action remake streak with “Pinocchio” (2022).
Everything to know about Timothée Chalamet’s new movie, “Bones & All”
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 12, 2022Dropping Nov. 23, the film sees Chalamet alongside rising star Taylor Russell in a cannibalistic romance.
Athena Cinema holds series focusing on Appalachian culture
By Gabrielle Cabanes | Sep. 8, 2022The Athena Cinema holds a screening of “Coal Miner’s Daughter” as a part of their Appalachian series.
Cat’s Cradle: Why We Need Cartoons
By Benjamin Ervin | Aug. 30, 2022Animation has become a part of our visual language, which makes the recent treatment of artists more disheartening.
TV Review: ‘She-Hulk: Attorney at Law’ is a brisk, fun watch weighed down by unnecessary discourse
By Zach James | Aug. 25, 2022Marvel’s first half-hour comedy is a much-needed breath of fresh air, even if it doesn’t always live up to its massive namesake.
‘Never Have I Ever’ Season 3 review: a journey of growth, self love, and healing
By Alicia Szczesniak | Aug. 25, 2022Mindy Kaling’s coming-of-age dramedy is back and better than ever.
Film Review: Look Both Ways will leave viewers looking inward
By Emma Dollenmayer | Aug. 24, 2022The Netflix original is currently rated number 1 on the streaming platform’s most watched.
Tunes with Tate: There’s a reason the ‘Stranger Things’ soundtracks are always so good
By Tate Raub | July 13, 2022The Duffer Brothers’ choices of songs for the soundtrack have consistently been an additional point of obsession for fans.
Cat's Cradle: The Case for James Caan's 'Thief'
By Benjamin Ervin | July 11, 2022Despite his extensive filmography, Thief is James Caan’s best film.
TV Review: ‘The Boys’ season three slows down for a character-centric penultimate episode
By Zach James | July 6, 2022While “Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed” doesn’t reach the highs of “Herogasm,” it isn’t necessarily trying to; instead opting to set up a tense finale next week.
Netflix will gain ‘Mission: Impossible,’ season 3 of 'The Umbrella Academy' in June; ‘Zoolander,’ ‘Criminal Minds’ seasons 1 through 10 will depart
By Anastasia Carter | June 1, 2022Here’s what is coming to and departing from Netflix in June.
Film Review: MGK’s directorial debut ‘Good Mourning,’ is this generation’s ‘Dazed and Confused’
By Emma Dollenmayer | May 23, 2022The film might be ridiculously stupid, but it’s also ridiculously hilarious.
‘365 Days: This Day’ is another failed Netflix cash grab
By Logan Humphrey | May 3, 2022After receiving a big payoff for the controversial first installment, Netflix releases a second adaptation in an attempt to grab their audience's attention.
Film Review: ‘The Northman’ is director Robert Eggers’ worst, but is still great
By Zach James | May 2, 2022The Viking revenge epic offers much more than its seemingly simple subject matter suggests.
Film Review: The ‘Fantastic Beasts’ series has lost its magic
By Logan Humphrey | Apr. 19, 2022The third installment of the ‘Harry Potter’ spinoff series, ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’, makes no progress in this 2 and a half hour film.
Cat's Cradle: Dissecting disgust
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 18, 2022How Cronenberg uses horror to have viewers reflect on life.
