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 movie from the 1980s. The film is rich with unique scenery,…
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 a long time. The last time might have been when I…
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 it both a masterpiece and torture porn. In its screening…
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 should watch The House of The Devil. The House of The…
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 of my time with the Food Network. But it’s all…
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 hero, and there’s language that would make Captain America’s hair stand…
The Evil Dead chronicles a man’s descent into madness
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer I love Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy. I love it because they are such unique movies. Some people might say that The Evil Dead…
Spielberg’s newest film utilizes his unique storytelling abilities
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Steven Spielberg is, undoubtedly, a very talented man. His work is often praised as powerful and original. Yet, somehow, whenever I watch…
Ready or Not: Ginuwine’s “Pony” Rides Dirty Once More
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor When I first heard the name “Ginuwine,” I was watching Parks & Recreation and thought it was a joke. A clever joke, actually. I…
The Revenant will win the Oscar for Best Picture of the Year
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, we have our Best Picture Oscar winner. The Revenant has long been predicted to be this…
Ziosk delivers dinner and a show at a human cost: Editor reflects on increasing preference for tech, limited social interaction
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor On Friday, I ate dinner at the Uno Pizzeria in Union Station in Washington, D.C. More crucially, though, I ate dinner with the future.…
The new Star Wars is a blast of nostalgia for fans
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor This review is now several weeks late, due to winter break and the delayed start of The College Reporter, but here it…
Enduring popularity of Gilmore Girls emphasizes need for feminist television
By Julia Cinquegrani || Editor-in-Chief The holiday season started early for scores of Stars Hollow fans, when on October 19 news leaked that Gilmore Girls will be revived on Netflix…
Zoolander embodies pure humor, struggles with predictability
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Zoolander is an unusual movie, to say the least. Directed by and starring Ben Stiller, it makes a mockery of the fashion…
Aziz Ansari’s new book redefines Modern Romance
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor As Liz Lemon once told a pregnant teenager, “There are so many different things for men to ignore you on now.” The context of…