All posts tagged "review"
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You should be dying to see “Mickey 17”
It would not be an exaggeration to say that South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon Ho has been feeling the weight of the world on his...
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Music Corner: Lady Gaga
Since the release of Lady Gaga’s debut album “The Fame” on Aug. 19, 2008, she has grown into a widely loved popstar. With songs like...
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The novels read in the first three years of high school
Required reading can easily feel like a chore, especially when there are dozens of assignments and essays to do along the way. While we compiled...
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The Oscars spotlights well deserved films
The 97th Academy Awards took place earlier this month at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, California, highlighting the incredible, and not-so incredible pieces of film...
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“The Electric State” is a shockingly better than expected watch
“The Electric State,” released on March 14, was a surprising watch. This is not to say that it is one one of my favorite movies...
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“Yellowjackets” feeds off of fear and humor
“Yellow Jackets,” first released in 2021, follows the story of a girls’ high school soccer team after their plane crashes on the way to national...
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The Lumineers’ new album was not an “Automatic” favorite
I, like millions of other folk music fans, love The Lumineers. I was introduced to The Lumineers in early middle school and ever since my...
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There is “No more hiding” from SZA’s “Lana”
After waiting an extra 15 hours past the scheduled release date, SZA finally released “Lana,” the deluxe version of her 2022 album “SOS,” on Dec....
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Wallace and Gromit make a return for “Vengeance Most Fowl”
There is often a difficulty in children’s movies balancing comedic timing and serious themes for younger audiences to consume, and in “Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance...
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“Nosferatu” invokes classic horrors for modern audiences
“Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror” was released as a silent film in 1922, and created a fan base for gothic horror, one that pushed for...