Jackson Arterberry
Jackson Arterberry is the A/V editor for The Clackamas Print. He is taking the DMC program at the college to get his associate in journalism.
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor For an actor who has become one of Hollywoodās most dependable leads, Glen Powell feels stuck in a very specific mode. The confidence, the perfect hair, the easy charm all still work, but in āHow To Make a Killingā that polish starts to work against the character. Becket Redfellow is…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Hikariās āRental Familyā is one of those movies that catches you off guard in a really enjoyable way. At first, the premise sounds kind of silly. An American actor in Tokyo, stuck in a career that is going nowhere, signs up to work for a ārental familyā agency. You…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Benny Safdieās āThe Smashing Machineā isnāt a typical sports biopic. Instead of chasing triumph or redemption, the filmmaker builds an anti-sports movie that keeps audiences at a distance. His camera often stays outside the ropes or high above the ring, breaking up the action rather than pulling viewers into…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor When the weather cools and the leaves start to turn, few things feel better than heading to the movies. Fall always brings a wave of new releases, and this year is packed with stories that match the seasonās mix of cozy nights and darker vibes. Horror, mystery, drama and classic…
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By Jackson Arterberry Visuals Editor After the recent rise in successful video game movies like āSonic the Hedgehog,ā āThe Super Mario Bros. Movie,ā and āFive Nights at Freddy’s,ā profiting a combined $2.2 billion gross, it was inevitable that Minecraft would get a movie adaptation. Unless you have been sleeping under a rock, I’m sure…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor There is a new era coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and āCaptain America: Brave New Worldā is the starting point. The film serves as a crucial entry into the franchise which launches the next Avengers narrative. The movie not only provides Sam Wilsonās first long-awaited solo film with…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Animation has a unique way of connecting us, transcending cultural and linguistic barriers. With its vibrant characters and imaginative worlds, animation brings to life powerful stories about empathy, resilience, and social issues, making complex themes accessible and engaging for everyone. That’s why I was thrilled to hear that the Oregon…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Up until Oct. 1, the āIndiana Jonesā franchise was complete on Disney+. If youāre a fan of the franchise, you may have noticed that the first four movies seem to be missing from the service.Ā Thatās because Disney+ has removed āRaiders of the Lost Arkā (1981), āIndiana Jones and…
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The day is April 29, Portland State University students woke up to a rally of nearly 200 people marching up and down the city’s park blocks fronting Portland State’s Library, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza.Ā Protesters also demanded that PSU cut all ties with companies, such as Boeing and Intel, who have connections to the…
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By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Entertaining, inspirational and thought-provoking ā science fiction cinema offers both art and insight into popular thinking about the approaching future. Currently, the science fiction genre is being celebrated at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industryās (OMSI) 2024 Sci-Fi Film Festival from March 29 to May 24. Film Fest…
