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...
Tag: Arts & Entertainment
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...