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.
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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.
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.
Film Review: ‘Bullet Train’ misses its stops with few exceptions
By Zach James | Aug. 8, 2022While it has its moments, they’re often ruined by an obtrusive editing style and comedy that misses much more often than it hits.
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.
Film Review: ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ falls short of its predecessor (no spoilers)
By Zach James | July 10, 2022Thor’s fourth solo outing doesn't reach the highs of ‘Ragnarok,’ but it’s still an enjoyable ride along the way.
Film Review: ‘Elvis’ biopic is a stylistic, fast-paced ride with not enough direction
By Logan Humphrey | June 30, 2022The musical biopic about the legendary King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, is an unstoppable spectacle from start to finish.
Cat's Cradle: Reflecting on Raimi
By Benjamin Ervin | June 27, 2022A history of Sam Raimi and his influence on modern films.
Moments with Mimi: “Everything Everywhere All at Once” highlights Asian actors, tackles issues with the Asian-American experience
By Mimi Calhoun | June 9, 2022The sci-fi adventure is a must watch for 2022.
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.
‘Our Father’ documentary fathers horrifying true story
By Logan Humphrey | May 16, 2022This true-crime documentary shares the horrific story of a doctor inseminating several women with his own sperm without their consent.
Film Review: ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ is Marvel’s most outrageous film in years
By Zach James | May 9, 2022The Marvel cinematic multiverse is opened to both positive and negative effects.
‘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.
Disney movies coming out in 2022
By Juliana Colant | Apr. 13, 2022Here's everything you need to know about Disney's plans for the rest of 2022.
6 of the best hidden shows, films on Netflix
By Emma Erion | Apr. 10, 2022The decline of great content coupled with their recent price increase to nearly $16 a month felt like the mark of the beginning of its downfall, but Netflix isn’t a lost cause just yet.
