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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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: […]
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 […]