As the school year ends, step into the past with the gnarly timelessness of Linklater’s high school dramedy ‘Dazed and Confused.’ Continue reading REVIEW: Nifty and ageless, ‘Dazed and Confused’ remains utterly groovy
In a futuristic battle for identity & self-expression, two unlikely heroes must restore order to the world in 2005’s ‘V for Vendetta.’ Continue reading REVIEW: ‘V for Vendetta’ remains a timeless ode to the past, present & future
Miyazaki’s ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ remains an inspirational & inventive vehicle for young viewers to overcome life’s challenges. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Howl’s Moving Castle’ will inspire you to create your own adventure
In the French foreign language film ‘Raw,’ a young girl’s exposure to eating meat for the first time becomes a metaphor for her own journey of self-discovery. Continue reading REVIEW: Cannibalism meets coming of age in ‘Raw’ — certain to give viewers something to chew on
The surge of the COVID-19 pandemic has not only increased the number of teenagers facing mental illnesses and symptoms but has also presented the lack of a response America has given to those struggling. Continue reading OPINION: COVID-19’s impact on teen mental health is worse than we thought
It’s been a while since ‘Edward Scissorhands’ warmed the hearts of the world through its story of mismatched love. It’s been a while since you’ve fallen in love so strongly with a movie such as this one. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Edward Scissorhands’ still cuts through artificiality of most love stories
Setting the standard for many medical dramas produced today, ‘ER’ turned a hospital into a world of its own. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘ER’ remains most realistically talented depiction of life’s hardships
Allow the 1947 classic ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ to remind you of the magic of the Christmas season this holiday season. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ remains a miracle of a holiday film
Find some time for family this holiday season with the incomparable ‘The Princess Bride,’ a comedic love story with enough ingredients for everyone at your seasonal get together. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Princess Bride’ lives happily ever after as perfect family film
With the 2020 Presidential election only days away, the political climate has voters considering most what is important to them, now and for the next four years to come. Continue reading With days remaining, East voters weigh in on magnitude of current politics
The 1989 dark comedy ‘Heathers’ paints a deadly portrait of high school popularity, romance, and friendship. Continue reading REVIEW: ‘Heathers’ treads a dark yet comedic path of high school life
