Movie poster for “Supergirl” | Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer The last time a Supergirl movie was in theaters, ordinary people believed they could fly. Not because of fighter jets or some breakthrough in human evolution, but through the power of special effects and tight spandex. Comic book movies are […]
By Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer Dolls, love ’em or hate ’em, they’re the best kind of uncanny to me. Cracked porcelain, and the beady, unblinking eyes. Familiar but somewhat cursed, which gets at the vibes of Dolly, which handles its creepiness pretty well. As if the poster didn’t already prepare you for the kind […]
Before you leave a whoopee cushion on your dad’s La-Z-Boy or hack into your close friend’s Instagram to make an embarrassing post, find some time to collect yourself today and check out these classics ASAP. Movie poster for “Soul Plane” | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. By Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer There are many varying perspectives […]
By Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer You read the title right. And yeah, yeah, objectification, but hear me out. That chair can act. Also, good for her? It isn’t easy being a commodity, holding up all that weight, but something or someone’s gotta do it. But at what cost? Camille’s life is lunch with the […]
By Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer So this is what it’s like when worlds collide. Directing duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller have revived a cheesy 80s police procedural into a cultural phenomenon, paved the way for Lego to be a formidable film franchise and are the driving force behind Miles Morales being plastered on […]
By Charles Salom | Staff Writer Phil Lord and Chris Miller are the talented directors and writers behind iconic pop culture film properties like “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs,” “21 Jump Street,” and “The Lego Movie.” Along with being the screenwriters for both animated “Spider-Verse” adventures. Last week, I got the chance to sit […]
Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer Now, when are you going to have kids? There used to be a time when this question was asked out of genuine curiosity, and it still brings all kinds of baggage before conception even begins. Think of the money, your freedom and one can feel out of their element in […]
By Charles Salom | Staff Writer The Academy Awards race is coming to an end this weekend, on March 15th, where this year’s most popular films, like “Sinners”, “One Battle After Another” and “Hamnet”, will hopefully walk away with the iconic golden statue and ascend into immortalized film history. While I am for the most […]
By Sophia Noya | Staff Writer Breaking news: the latest Pixar movie is a triumph, which should come as no surprise to anyone. “Hoppers” jumped into theaters last Friday and found immediate success at the box office. It follows environmental activist Mabel (Piper Curda), who uses “hopping” to inhabit the body of a robot beaver […]
By Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer Hurt people hurt people. That is the crux of Maggie Gyllenhaal’s newest directorial effort, “The Bride!” On the surface, this idea is primed for reamination. A who’s who of Hollywood’s finest, coupled with a nutty retelling of an established classic, is all the convincing I needed to snag a […]
By Wenderlis Guevara | Staff Writer This adaptation of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, directed by Emerald Fennell, has sparked intense debate among audiences and literary critics alike. Based on the 1847 novel, the film revisits the dark and obsessive love story of Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, but through a lens that feels distinctly modern and […]
By Michael Andrillon | Staff Writer A horror film about the horror process. Behind the masks, gore, and special effects, what motivates the creation and interest of the haunted house attraction? Why do people not only go to get scared but also find themselves wanting to be the ones to do the frightening? To surround […]
