Bennett's Ballot: Movies allow for ableism and create a misrepresentation of disability
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 17, 2021Although roles with disability are carefully studied, the movie industry needs to do a better job at casting.
FILM & TV
TV Review: ‘This Is Us’ gets a new Big Three with the newborn Pearsons
By Riley Runnells | Feb. 16, 2021Kevin and Madison and Toby and Kate each have new additions to the family.
Existential Binge-Watching: The possibilities of Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 16, 2021Finally, DCEU fans are getting Zach Snyder’s cut.
‘Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer’ is an easy, yet problematic watch
By Zach James | Feb. 14, 2021Netflix trots out another hit documentary series; this time with a less sympathetic subject.
5 of the best Super Bowl 2021 commercials
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 9, 2021Some of our favorite brands sat on the bench this year, but others were able to conquer the limits of COVID-19 and still create great content.
TV Review: ‘WandaVision’ episode 5 might have broken the MCU
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 9, 2021Is Wanda Maximoff powerful enough to confirm a multiverse?
The Cat's Cradle: James Bond, the anti-hero
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2021Why James Bond is meant to be archaic and unlikeable.
8 Netflix movies to watch for Valentine's Day
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 4, 2021Whether your valentine is a significant other, friend or yourself, Netflix has something for everyone to enjoy.
Campbell’s Corner: TV shows like 'Euphoria' are glamourising abusive relationships
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 4, 2021Shows are teaching young girls that abusive tactics shown in pop culture are not only okay, but they are romantic and passionate.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Euphoria’ shows the possibilities of quarantine
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 2, 2021The two quarantine special episodes of Euphoria are absolutely brilliant.
Film Review: ‘The Little Things’ aims high with ambitious plot, falls hard with bland characters
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 2, 2021The film’s poor execution can’t even be salvaged by multiple A-listers.
TV Review: Matt finally sends the mean girls home on ‘The Bachelor’
By Madyson Lewellyn | Feb. 1, 2021No more bad vibes!
Netflix will gain two seasons of iCarly and Malcolm & Marie in February; Bates Motel and Woody Woodpecker will depart
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 1, 2021Here’s what is coming to Netflix in February.
TV Review: Episode four of ‘WandaVision’ includes familiar Marvel faces, Easter eggs
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 1, 2021Audiences finally see what lies beyond Westview, as well as an Easter egg card trick in the episode titled “We Interrupt This Program.”
TV Review: The second ‘Euphoria’ special episode gives us a whole new perspective of Jules
By Riley Runnells | Jan. 25, 2021This might be the best episode of Euphoria to date.
TV Review: Episode 3 of ‘WandaVision’ finally gives more than it takes
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 25, 2021A full-term pregnancy, suspicious neighbors and THAT face that Wanda made: here’s what you missed in last week’s episode titled, “Now In Color.”
The Cat's Cradle: Food on Film
By Benjamin Ervin | Jan. 24, 2021Re-thinking how we eat, through the films we consume.
A Critique of Film: Gay film is actually very straight
By Jack Hiltner | Jan. 20, 2021Hollywood has been increasing the number of queer and gay films which has been great for visibility, but it’s rarely LGBTQ+ people on the silver screen.
Bennett's Ballot: Period dramas are a tribute to the social structures still in place today
By Kayla Bennett | Jan. 20, 2021Movies and shows are closely related to the push against obvious stereotypes portrayed by women, as well as addressing prominent, and relevant injustices today.
