Alex Garland is no stranger to giving audiences a cinematic experience that makes them question themselves and their surroundings. From poignant existentialism and themes of self-destruction in annihilation...
This March has truly breathed life into the box office. With some films setting box office records for their franchise, movie theaters have plenty to show and movie fans have plenty to see. For those who...
Rating: 3.9 stars
SPOILER-FREE
“Ladies and gentlemen, there has been a murder and the killer is in plain sight.”
In 2019, actor Daniel Craig had audiences on the edge of their seats in the...
Malaki Lingg, Assistant Web Editor
• November 15, 2022
Rating: 4.0
Over the past few years, the biopic genre has slowly become saturated with films on influential musicians — “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Rocketman” and “Elvis,” to name a few. Music...
“You know you can let a guy help you and still be a feminist?”
Falling in love — can you do it with someone who is politically different? A question asked by many but answered by few. We are rarely...
Tobey's POV:
After 20 years and three different adaptations of the character, one of the biggest controversies of our generation is: who is the best Spider-Man? So, I present to you an opinion that...
“The Lodge” sets the stage for a slow, stylized descent into a Christmas nightmare. Set to a backdrop of hymns, madness and repentance, the film conjures an interesting foray into fanatical religious...
This past week, I saw “The Photograph,” directed by Stella Meghie. The film, released in February 2020, follows two heartfelt love stories: one between Mae, the movie’s protagonist played by Issa...
Tali Duarte, Assistant Magazine Editor
• February 25, 2020
*Spoiler Alert*
“Parasite,” directed by South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, is a cinematic masterpiece that has paved the path for foreign films in American theaters.
After winning the Golden...
Is there a genre more repugnant than holocaust kitsch? The commercial exploitation of the atrocities committed under the Third Reich rarely offers fresh political or moral insight.
It is a cheap...
“Mustang” opens with the line, “It’s like everything changed in the blink of an eye,” and it’s appropriate.
When the innocent beach play of five orphaned sisters living in small-town Turkey...
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★★★1/2
If you’re a lover of gore porn, Eli Roth’s Green Inferno will satisfy your thirst for blood, guts and absurdity. The story begins...
