Katie Ribbens–Staff Writer Smoke rose from the darkness. Flashing lights blinded onlookers. Groans from the afflicted mirrored the discordant scene. That, and some Broadway folk music. The musical Hadestown showed […]
Teresa Taylor — Staff Writer The Concise Christmas Carol, adapted by D. D. Delaney from the Charles Dickens classic will be performed at 7:00 p.m. on April 7, 8, and […]
Staff Writer—Anna de Oliveira After waiting two years for Marvel’s first vampire movie, Morbius released Friday, April 1. The flim depicts a doctor, Michael Morbius, who suffers from a blood […]
Copy Editor — Gretchen Lee Before his appearance in The Mandalorian, I can’t say that I cared much for Boba Fett. I thought his armor was cool, but otherwise I […]
Gretchen Lee–Copy Editor I love treasure hunting movies. From National Treasure, to The Librarian, to The Mummy, I would classify this as my favorite genre. Treasure hunting movies are campy, […]
Daniel Ketchelos—Staff Writer House of Gucci, directed by Ridley Scott, explores the dark conflict between the founding family members of the Gucci brand. The dramatic retelling of Gucci’s history makes […]
Tyson Van De Berg- Guest Writer You know what? Sometimes it’s okay to give the fans what they want. That was my first thought after watching the much-anticipated Ghostbusters: Afterlife. […]
Aleasha Hintz—Staff Writer With space travel, politics, secret societies, and corruption, Dune encapsulates everything we love about science fiction films. The film provides audiences with an eerily-familiar plot line: a […]
Katie Ribbens–Staff Writer This year’s film season has seen an increase in adapted screenplay musicals–from the countlessly remade West Side Story to the newer Tick, Tick, Boom! Here’s a guide […]
Daniel Ketchelos—Staff Writer The French Dispatch, Wes Anderson’s latest contribution to cinema, follows the publication of an American newspaper in a fictional French city. The film’s structure is composed of […]
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