[Photo] “Hoppers” is a step in the right direction for Pixar Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • March 25, 2026 "Hoppers" is incredibly fun and unique—a movie for everyone.
[Photo] Season 2 of “Fallout” has surpassed the first season in every way Cora Beels, Staff Writer • February 11, 2026 Season 2 of "Fallout" is an incredible story that deserves more hype.
[Photo] Like love, “Hamnet” is both transcendent and emotionally devastating Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • January 6, 2026 Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal deliver tear-jerking performances in Hamnet.
[Photo] “One Battle After Another” is the defining film of our generation Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2025 "One Battle After Another" encapsulates the current state of America.
[Photo] “How to Train Your Dragon” proves live-action remakes can balance both consumerism and heart Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • October 13, 2025 While nothing will ever beat the original animation, "How to Train Your Dragon" provided an adventure that never sacrificed its heart.
[Photo] Is “Buffalo ‘66” deserving of its cult-classic status? Elle Manning, Editor-in-Chief • September 15, 2025 "Buffalo '66" portrays Layla as two-dimensional, ditsy, and entirely unrealistic.
[Photo] “The Last of Us” Season 2 suffers from a poorly written script, but is redeemed with the integrity of its actors Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • September 23, 2025 The crucial element of screenwriting severely missed the mark on "The Last of Us" Season 2.
[Photo] “Materialists” analyzes modern dating with Celine Song’s wistful, romantic lens Maylee Ohlman, Editor-in-Chief • September 22, 2025 "Materialists" makes viewers question the authenticity of modern dating.
[Photo] Sinners is the reason people go to the movie theater Maylee Ohlman, Managing Editor of Publicity • May 1, 2025 A poster for Ryan Coogler's magnum opus Sinners, in theaters now.
[Photo] Only Murders in the Building season four had the most interesting story set up with the most disappointing conclusion of the four Addie Woltil, Copy Editing Manager • November 15, 2024 The cover for Only Murders in The Building, Season 4.
[Photo] Besides the evident acting talent, Ryan Murphy, the producer for Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, deserves the backlash he’s facing due to the disgustingly false retelling of the case Rowan Szpieg, Editor-in-Chief • October 8, 2024 The poster for the new show featuring the brutal story of the Menendez brothers.
[Photo] With extravagant cinematography and a direct storyline, A24’s Civil War presents viewers with the dystopian fate of the United States Elle Manning, Managing Editor of Operations • October 7, 2024 A movie poster for Civil War foreshadowing the darkness, danger, and mystery of the film.
[Photo] If you’re looking for something new to binge-watch, Season Three of Claim to Fame is the perfect reality TV show to indulge in Addie Woltil, Copy Editing Manager • September 5, 2024 Season 3 of Claim to Fame has all the perfect reality TV tropes, along with some other characteristics that set the show apart in the genre.
[Photo] Lessons in Chemistry was a brilliant experiment well worth watching Maylee Ohlman, Junior Writer • December 4, 2023 The main poster for Lessons in Chemistry, now streaming on Apple TV+.
[Photo] No Hard Feelings was incredibly hard not to laugh at Addy Cousins, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2023 one of the movie posters that caught my eye for the new movie No Hard Feelings
[Photo] Season 3 of The Umbrella Academy exceeded my expectations of entertainment Sofia Hargis-Acevedo, Editor in Chief • October 12, 2022 The poster for the third season of The Umbrella Academy.
[Photo] Our Flag Means Death’s success proves that the television industry has been waiting for something like this Natalie Mix, Editor in Chief • April 20, 2022 HBOMax's Our Flag Means Death stars Taika Waititi and Rhys Darby
[Photo] Netflix’s anthology series, The House, presents the issues with materialism in a stylistic light Kelsey Dantuma, Social Media Manager • January 20, 2022 Depicted are the three separate short films that make up the film: the first (middle), the second (left), and the last (right).
