Movie review
By Cole Sowders & Angel Chavez Sports Editor & Staff Writer Nathan Fielder did it again. Fielder has made a career out of making people feel uncomfortable, but his latest documentary âYou Can See Everythingâ takes that discomfort to an entire new level. Co-directed by Lance Oppenheim, director of the A24âs recent âPrimetime,â the nearly…
Daegan Waagmeester Web Editor Good riddance to sweaty armpits, humidity and sunburns, and hello to fall. A seemingly perfect season filled with two fan-favorite holidays, food and spooks. However, once you rake off the leaves you see what fall truly is; a waiting period for the superior seasons of winter, spring and three months of…
By Aedin Maya Staff Writer âWildwoodâ is the sixth feature film produced by LAIKA Studios and has taken nearly 16 years to be made. This highly anticipated movie is a beautiful example of the art of stop motion. From small angles to wide shots, every scene feels filled with life and detail. Every character feels…
By Daegan Waagmeester Web Editor It’s officially a cozy season, which means hot cocoa, blankets, and rainy views through the window. And when you’re finally ready to venture out of the house, what better place to visit than your local movie theater. This fall has nothing short of a miracle line up of new releases…
By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor For an actor who has become one of Hollywoodâs 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 âHow To Make a Killingâ that polish starts to work against the character. Becket Redfellow is…
By Cole Sowders Staff Writer Some films hook audiences with spectacle or sentiment, âSend Helpâ pulls the viewer in another way, through a slow, simmering tension that never quite lets you get comfortable. Sam Raimiâs latest, resists easy labels and sidestepping the expectations of a straightforward survival horror in favor of something stranger and more…
By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Hikariâs âRental Familyâ 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 ârental familyâ agency. You…
By Jackson Arterberry A/V Editor Benny Safdieâs âThe Smashing Machineâ isnât 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…
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 seasonâs mix of cozy nights and darker vibes. Horror, mystery, drama and classic…
By Jackson Arterberry Visuals Editor After the recent rise in successful video game movies like âSonic the Hedgehog,â âThe Super Mario Bros. Movie,â and âFive Nights at Freddy’s,â 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…