Film Review: ‘Annabelle Comes Home’ is just another teen horror movie
By Erin Gardner | June 30, 2019Avid horror movie fans, beware.
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Twitter Reactions: The new ‘Charlie’s Angels’ trailer includes wigs, toys, clothes and explosive peppermints
By Riley Runnells | June 27, 2019Kristen Stewart is wearing a new type of role, and it looks great on her.
Film Review: ‘Child’s Play’ attempts to reimagine the slasher doll franchise with a technological twist but malfunctions instead
By Riley Runnells | June 27, 2019Gabriel Bateman and Mark Hamill are the best parts of the film.
Film Review: ‘The Dead Don’t Die’ sets a new standard for satire and great filmmaking
By Riley Runnells | June 19, 2019Tilda Swinton stole the show.
Film Review: ‘Murder Mystery’ kills any promise of being a good comedy
By Riley Runnells | June 18, 2019Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniton have seen better days in their previous team-ups.
Film Review: ‘Men in Black: International’ is cute but ultimately almost forgettable
By Riley Runnells | June 16, 2019Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson are good, but they are no Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones.
Film Review: ‘Chasing Happiness’ is a story of personal growth and reconciliation for the Jonas Brothers
By Riley Runnells | June 11, 2019The documentary is honest and heartwarming.
Film Review: ‘Ma’ showcases Octavia Spencer’s talent but scares absolutely no one
By Riley Runnells | June 9, 2019The film attempts to incorporate too many scary factors for its own good.
Film Review: ‘Rocketman’ dives inside the mind of Elton John and shows a new approach to biopics
By Riley Runnells | June 9, 2019Taron Egerton is brilliant.
Film Review: Netflix’s ‘Always Be My Maybe’ is a must-see romantic comedy
By Baylee DeMuth | June 3, 2019An awkward childhood romance provides for a comedic rom-com for the ages.
Film Review: ‘Booksmart’ sets the standard for a great coming-of-age comedy
By Riley Runnells | May 31, 2019Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut sets a precedent for future films.
The must-see movies from each month this summer
By Riley Runnells | May 28, 2019From ‘Booksmart’ to ‘Good Boys.’
Film Review: Disney’s live-action ‘Aladdin’ shows audiences a whole new take on the beloved classic
By Riley Runnells | May 28, 2019Will Smith is the heart and soul of the live-action film.
Film Review: ‘The Sun Is Also a Star’ laughably fails to live up to its potential
By Riley Runnells | May 20, 2019Charles Melton is by far the film’s saving grace.
Film Review: ‘Pokémon Detective Pikachu’ doesn’t just want to be the very best video game movie — it is
By Joseph Stanichar | May 12, 2019Pokémon’s first live-action film uses wit and charm to make a fun and accessible film for everyone to enjoy.
Film Review: ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’ is also wildly interesting
By Riley Runnells | May 9, 2019The Ted Bundy biopic is a testament to how easily he manipulated others.
Film Review: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ is the movie crossover event of a lifetime
By Joseph Stanichar | May 7, 2019There’s a reason Endgame is set to become the highest-grossing film of all time — there’s never been anything like it.
Netflix will gain ‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile’ in May; ‘Bill Nye, the Science Guy’ will depart
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 25, 2019‘Wine Country’ will be available to stream May 10.
Film Review: ‘Someone Great’ is hilariously and heartbreakingly relatable
By Riley Runnells | Apr. 24, 2019Gina Rodriguez and the entire cast are electric in ‘Someone Great.’
Student film organization to showcase a year’s worth of productions at end of the year premiere
By Baylee DeMuth | Apr. 23, 2019Rough Cut Collective will showcase a variety of films and projects the organization has been working the past two semesters.
