In the quaint town of White River, there are ghosts, demons, and the Deetzes. Or at least there were. Since “Beetlejuice,” the new film titled “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” was released in which the...

“Inside Out 2,” the long-awaited sequel to the 2015 hit success Inside Out, walks the viewers through the main character Riley’s current stage in life: puberty. Brought on by developmental changes,...

Tick, Tick... Boom! The Netflix film that rocked my view of the movie musical adaptation world was released on Nov. 12, 2021. Directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda (known for In the Heights and Hamilton), the...

review by rebecca holst | photography fair use A little over a year ago, Detective Comics (DC) and Warner Brothers showcased “Justice League” directed by Zack Snyder. That was the first time that...

story by Hannah Myers | photography fair use Many students have passions that they dream to fulfill. Whether it is in music, sports, or science, hard work is put in to succeed. East science and engineering...

Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren In 1977, Hollywood expected writer and director George Lucas’ new space fantasy “Star Wars” (renamed “Episode IV: A New Hope”) to fail in the box...

Review by Abby Bammerlin | Art by Bryce Forren When aliens touch down on our flag-loving soil, we expect a declaration of war, mind-numbing explosions and unnecessary deaths to follow. However, director...

Review by Isis Summerlin | Photo Used with Permission Silence speaks louder than words. In the movie “A Quiet Place,” Director John Krasinski allows the silence to stretch on for what seems like forever—but...

  Review by Alanna Schlaeger | Photo Fair Use Everybody deserves a perfect love story but for Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a huge secret gets in the way - nobody knows he is gay. The new romantic...

Review by Ruth Elendu | Art by Bryce Forren “Black Panther” takes place after the death of T’Chaka (John Kani), T’Challa’s father, in “Captain America: Civil War” in the fictional African...

Review by Bryce Forren | Art by Bryce Forren Released 50 years ago on April 3, 1968, “2001: A Space Odyssey” continued legendary director Stanley Kubrick’s streak of incorporating unmatched imagination...