Drive pushes the speed limit, redefining action along the way by Luke Rosica Recently, I’ve found that I’m less interested in movies that feature “good plots.” Instead, I’m more...
In latest film, Superman takes on a darker, nihilistic tone By Tom Fogel-Burlan || Contributing Writer It should be obvious that Superman is a good character. He’s not motivated...
Something Rotten skillfully, sillily spoofs Shakespeare By Justin Hopkins ’07 || Contributing Writer As the curtain rises, revealing the thatched roofs of Tudor houses, a...
Theater trip to Broadway should be available to all By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor On Saturday, I had the great opportunity to go on one...
Big Trouble in Little China remains a funny, original classic By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer John Carpenter’s Big Trouble in Little China is a great action and comedy...
Room presents superb acting, raw characters, poignant storyline By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor I have not been truly moved, emotionally, by a film in...
Antichrist presents graphic, thought-provoking depiction of grief, loss By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer Danish filmmaker Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist is a very divisive film. Critics have called...
Indie horror film builds the horror slowly, masterfully By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer If you’re a fan of late 70’s or early 80’s horror films, you...
One cooking channel, hold the diversity: Editor offers searing critique of Food Network’s slanted programming By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor I just spent my morning with the Food Network. Actually, I spend a lot...
Deadpool arrives full of quality insults, excessive gore By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Deadpool is not your normal superhero film. He isn’t really a...