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PJ (Rachel Sennot) and Josie (Ayo Edebiri) attempt to wrangle a fight club at their high school in Emma Seligmans newest film.

Review: ‘Bottoms’ proves that not all gay films have to involve suffering

By Rowan Keller Smith, Staff Writer • September 5, 2023
Director Emma Seligman brings some humor and pure entertainment to the modern sapphic cinematic canon with her recent film, “Bottoms.” The film follows Josie (Ayo Edebiri) and her hilariously unlikable best friend, PJ (Rachel Sennott), as they create a fight club in an attempt to hook up with their popular cheerleader crushes (Havana Rose Liu and Kaia Gerber).
Margot Robbie as Barbie drives her pink convertible while Cillian Murphy fills in for Ken, as Oppenheimer, in the backseat.

Review: The pink bomb that took over the internet

By Mariana Contreras, Staff Writer • September 1, 2023
With the occurrence of an event such as “Barbenheimer,” it leaves the industry wondering if something similar could ever be successfully replicated, especially considering how much of it was possible thanks to both films' organic appeal.
Summer Reviews

Summer Reviews

By Matt Minton, Rowan Keller Smith, Molly Fitzsimons, and Vivian Rose • August 21, 2023
From "Oppenheimer" to "Age of Pleasure", read about this summer's hottest movies and albums.
Deja View - NOPE (2022)

‘Deja View’ – “NOPE” (2022)

May 2, 2023
Tune in to hear host Therese Kinirons and guest Jackson Gruenke discuss Jordan Peele’s filmography, angel imagery, and squelching.
Based on an insane true story, The Greatest Beer Run Ever follows John “Chickie” Donohue (Zac Efron) as he travels to Vietnam in order to deliver beers to his friends.

Review: Vietnam war film fails to capitalize on themes

By Evan Miller, Staff Writer • October 12, 2022
Academy Award-winner Peter Farrelly, mostly known for "Green Book," imbues his latest film with the same sappy plotting and screenplay.
From left, Regina Hall and Sterling K. Brown portray a televangelist and his first lady as they try to rebuild their church following a scandal.

Review: Religious satire takes viewers to church

By Sydney Brumfield, Senior Writer • September 14, 2022
The comedic satire “Honk for Jesus. Save your Soul.” effectively tackles the immense misappropriation of wealth that occurs within Christianity.
Javier Bardem stars as Julio Blanco, the head of an industrial scale factory who makes heinous decisions to try and clear his image.

Review: Javier Bardem shines in satirical comedy

By Giancarlo Messina, Contributing Writer • September 10, 2022
Spanish director Fernando León de Aranoa’s newest satire "The Good Boss" features a formidable Javier Bardem at the center.
Knuckles and Sonic go head-to-head in this classic rendition of a beloved franchise, leaving fans hopeful for future films.

Review: Sonic sequel features fan-favorites

By Mike Ross, Life and Culture Editor • April 20, 2022
Knuckles and Sonic go head-to-head in this classic rendition of a beloved franchise, leaving fans hopeful for future films.
Michael Morbius, played by Jared Leto, becomes fixated on finding a cure for a disease that backfires in a terrifying way.

Review: “Morbius” misses the Marvel mark

By Ana Maniaci McGough, Photo Editor • April 13, 2022
Michael Morbius, played by Jared Leto, becomes fixated on finding a cure for a disease that backfires in a terrifying way.
Despite a few minor plot-based inconsistencies, The Lost City delivers a fun and engaging film thanks to its stars.

Review: Rom-com revival boasts strong leads

By Evan Miller, Staff Writer • April 7, 2022
Despite a few minor plot-based inconsistencies, "The Lost City" delivers a fun and engaging film thanks to its stars.
X leaves viewers both entranced and a bit squeamish. The stunning cinematography and acting is highly praised.

Review: Horror film is a beautiful catastrophe

By Sydney Brumfield, Staff Writer • March 30, 2022
"X" leaves viewers both entranced and a bit squeamish. The stunning cinematography and acting is highly praised.
Pixars lates movie Turning Red addresses heavy topics with ease, discussing shame, generational trauma and puberty.

Review: Latest Pixar film is heartfelt and quirky

By Avery Alexander, Senior Writer • March 24, 2022
Pixar's lates movie "Turning Red" addresses heavy topics with ease, discussing shame, generational trauma and puberty.
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