‘Rogue City’ lacks originality with cliche clashes between police and gangs.
Arts, Movies, Review
Bill Murray and Rashida Jones Shine in ‘On The Rocks’
In ‘On the Rocks,’ Bill Murray and Rashida Jones depict a father-daughter relationship and their generational differences.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Witches’ Evokes Childhood Halloween Nostalgia
‘The Witches’ is guaranteed to entertain all ages this coming Halloween season.
Arts, Movies, Review
Striking Visuals are Not Enough to Redeem ‘Rebecca’
Uneven pacing and a decided lack of romance between its leads hinder Netflix’s suspenseful gothic film ‘Rebecca.’
Arts, Movies, Off Campus
Directors Use Horror Films to Expose Society’s Ugly Truths
‘Welcome to the Blumhouse’ directors discuss fictional film horrors and their real-life counterparts embedded in modern-day injustices.
Arts, Movies, Review
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Taps into Activism
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin’s latest drama, points to persisting systemic issues in the U.S.’s criminal justice system.
Arts, Movies, Review
On the Nose Metaphors Abound in ‘Vampires vs. The Bronx’
‘Vampires vs. the Bronx’ uses the unlikely setting of a vampire apocalypse to examine the harmful effects of gentrification.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ is Chillingly Eerie
‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ investigated a harrowing crime with archival footage from police investigations, trial proceeding, and–perhaps surprisingly–Facebook.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Boys in the Band’ Faithfully Adapted for the Big Screen
‘The Boys in the Band’ explores homophobia and its damaging effects in today’s world.
Arts, Movies
‘Boys State’ Directors and Subjects Talk Politics
Student journalists spoke with the cast and crew of ‘Boys State’ about the documentary’s political implications.
