Film Review: The story behind ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is still socially, politically relevant 50 years later
By Zach James | Feb. 25, 2021This new release from Warner Bros is worth every moment of your time
FILM & TV
TV Review: Everyone’s struggling to take home their new babies on ‘This Is Us’
By Riley Runnells | Feb. 23, 2021Not only the new Big Three but the original Big Three and Annie are all being taken home from the hospital.
Existential Binge-Watching: Fan-casting the next ‘Fantastic Four’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 23, 2021Maybe these stars could give us the Fantastic Four movie we deserve.
Pondering With Patterson: Sorting out the endless selection of streaming services
By Lauren Patterson | Feb. 22, 2021Most have their pros, all have their cons.
Argo student film fest “SHORTS” gives a platform to create
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 17, 2021Argo is launching their first-ever student focused short film fest, “SHORTS.”
TV Review: The 6th episode of ‘WandaVision’ promises growth
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 17, 2021Happy Halloween! Right? In the recent episode of the newest Marvel show, audiences face the real dystopia created by Wanda Maximoff including the good, the bad and the ugly.
Bennett's Ballot: Movies allow for ableism and create a misrepresentation of disability
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 17, 2021Although roles with disability are carefully studied, the movie industry needs to do a better job at casting.
TV Review: ‘This Is Us’ gets a new Big Three with the newborn Pearsons
By Riley Runnells | Feb. 16, 2021Kevin and Madison and Toby and Kate each have new additions to the family.
Existential Binge-Watching: The possibilities of Zack Snyder’s ‘Justice League’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 16, 2021Finally, DCEU fans are getting Zach Snyder’s cut.
‘Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer’ is an easy, yet problematic watch
By Zach James | Feb. 14, 2021Netflix trots out another hit documentary series; this time with a less sympathetic subject.
5 of the best Super Bowl 2021 commercials
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 9, 2021Some of our favorite brands sat on the bench this year, but others were able to conquer the limits of COVID-19 and still create great content.
TV Review: ‘WandaVision’ episode 5 might have broken the MCU
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 9, 2021Is Wanda Maximoff powerful enough to confirm a multiverse?
The Cat's Cradle: James Bond, the anti-hero
By Benjamin Ervin | Feb. 7, 2021Why James Bond is meant to be archaic and unlikeable.
8 Netflix movies to watch for Valentine's Day
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 4, 2021Whether your valentine is a significant other, friend or yourself, Netflix has something for everyone to enjoy.
Campbell’s Corner: TV shows like 'Euphoria' are glamourising abusive relationships
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 4, 2021Shows are teaching young girls that abusive tactics shown in pop culture are not only okay, but they are romantic and passionate.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Euphoria’ shows the possibilities of quarantine
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 2, 2021The two quarantine special episodes of Euphoria are absolutely brilliant.
Film Review: ‘The Little Things’ aims high with ambitious plot, falls hard with bland characters
By Molly Schramm | Feb. 2, 2021The film’s poor execution can’t even be salvaged by multiple A-listers.
TV Review: Matt finally sends the mean girls home on ‘The Bachelor’
By Madyson Lewellyn | Feb. 1, 2021No more bad vibes!
Netflix will gain two seasons of iCarly and Malcolm & Marie in February; Bates Motel and Woody Woodpecker will depart
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 1, 2021Here’s what is coming to Netflix in February.
TV Review: Episode four of ‘WandaVision’ includes familiar Marvel faces, Easter eggs
By Jack Hiltner | Feb. 1, 2021Audiences finally see what lies beyond Westview, as well as an Easter egg card trick in the episode titled “We Interrupt This Program.”
