Chaos Walking Review
Aleasha Hintz — Staff Writer As I walked into the theater at Cinema 5 to see Chaos Walking, the first thing that caught my attention was how few people occupied […]
Category Archives: Entertainment
Raya and the last time I cried in a movie theatre
Gretchen Lee — Staff Writer I don’t cry during movies very often. I feel the full spectrum of human emotions and I connect deeply to movies and characters, but it […]
The Dig Film Review
Daniel Ketchelos — Staff Writer Rarely does a Netflix Original film exceed expectations in both quality and storytelling. The Dig crafts together a captivating plot with beautiful cinematography and stylistic […]
Crunchyroll Anime Awards
Elise Wennberg – Staff Writer Despite the drawbacks of COVID-19, the year 2020 was huge for the anime community. The number of shows released during this time, including new seasons […]
In defense of The Bachelor
Mikaela Van Soelen —Staff Writer I have been a longtime fan of The Bachelor; some might say a seasoned expert. With an older sister and a mom who are especially […]
A Christian critique of The Bachelor
Zac VanderLey—Staff Writer The hometowns episode of The Bachelor— filled with fall leaves, ornate couches, and a myriad of dates—effectively illustrated the more wholesome appeal of the show. It also […]
Pieces of a Woman: a reconstruction of one’s self
Yage Wang—Staff Writer “Resonance, every solid object has its own vibration, when the outer one matches the inner one, you get the resonance. Sometimes, the resonance can be so powerful […]
Nomadland Review
Anna De Oliveira – Staff Writer Nomadland is a film that tells the story of Fern, a woman in her sixties who is mourning the loss of her once seemingly […]
The Diviners rehearses to hit the black box
Aleasha Hintz– Staff Writer For the past several weeks, the Dordt University Theatre Arts Department has been blocking scenes and memorizing lines in preparation for their upcoming spring mainstage show: […]
Judas and the Black Messiah is a shot to the chest
It is not a spoiler to say that Judas and the Black Messiah ends with the FBI-led assassination of Fred Hampton, the former chairman of the Illinois chapter of the […]
