Movie Review: Onward
John Sabato, Reviewer
April 20, 2020
Pixar is a giant within the animation industry, creating countless classics such as “Toy Story” and “Up”. Pixar’s newest entries don’t seem to be as strong as the predecessors, with films like “Incredibles 2” and “Toy Story 4” suffering from weak storylines and use of nostalgia to lure in...
Movie Review: Birds of Prey
John Sabato, Writer
February 21, 2020
Following the success of 2016s “Suicide Squad,” the potential within the character of Harley Quinn was fully realized by studio heads at Warner Brothers. From there Margot Robbie came up with the idea for a sequel, and thus came “Birds of Prey,” later subtitled “The Fantabulous Emancipation...
Show Review: The Witcher
John Sabato, Writer
January 27, 2020
Months after Game of Thrones packed its bags and bid the world adieu, “The Witcher” was there to fill the fantasy-adventure-sized hole in the hearts of grieving, and it did just that while simultaneously trying to find its footing. “The Witcher” is an adaption of Andrzej Sapkowski’s book s...
Movie Review: Little Women
Taron Masi, Online Editor
January 20, 2020
“Little Women” was originally written by Louisa May Alcott in 1868. This classic novel has endured its popularity through the generations of mothers who have passed down their love of the book to their daughters. The story, following the lives of the March sisters; Meg, Jo, Amy, and Beth, continu...
Show Review: Netflix’s “You”
Emmy Johnson, Writer
January 15, 2020
Imagine you fall in love with someone, it’s a sweet and kind love, a pure and real movie-style love. Now imagine finding out that your partner killed people for you, stalked you and then eventually murdered you for not returning their love. That’s basically Netflix’s original show “You” in a wr...
Movie Review: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker
John Sabato, Reviewer
December 26, 2019
With the release of ‘The Rise Of Skywalker” The Skywalker saga has finally come to an end in the most lackluster way possible. JJ Abram’s newest film in the Star Wars franchise feels like a rushed mess that doesn’t leave viewers feeling satisfied. The film wasn’t all bad, with a strong cast, gr...
Movie Review: Frozen 2
Gracie Warda, Online Editor in Chief
December 4, 2019
Six years after the original release of “Frozen,” “Frozen 2” made its debut on Nov. 22. Filled with all of the winter excitement, original music, and lovable characters of the original, “Frozen 2” is a must-see for all of the OG fans of “Frozen” and newcomers alike. “Frozen 2” follow...
Movie Review: Knives Out
John Sabato, Writer
December 2, 2019
The Whodunit angle in entertainment has been around for decades, giving fans character-driven stories that focus on one thing and one thing only: Who did it? It’s been years since a good murder mystery movie made its way onto the scene, and thankfully Rian Johnson’s “Knives Out” succeeds in al...
Movie Review: IT: Chapter 2
John Sabato, Reviewer
September 11, 2019
IT: Chapter 2 is a thrilling and terrifying conclusion to the 2017 hit,“IT”. The film follows “The Adult Losers Club” twenty-seven years after their believed defeat of Pennywise and ended his reign of terror upon the town of Derry. History begins to repeat itself as some of the towns younger ci...
Movie Review: Blinded by the Light
Chloe Couch, Writer
July 31, 2019
A great movie is like getting out for summer break: every moment feels unscripted and has endless possibilities. Sadly, within twenty minutes of “Blinded by the Light,” the whole theater was able to predict the ending. Although the movie highlighted the importance of racial equality, there were ma...
Movie Review: Spider Man: Far From Home
Tyler Soule, Print Editor in Chief
July 3, 2019
SPOILER-FREE FOR EVERYTHING THAT'S NOT IN TRAILERS (CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR ENDGAME) Coming off a what is somewhat socially believed to be subpar performance in “Spider-Man: Homecoming”, compared to the old films, Tom Holland, the actor who portrays this age’s Spider-Man, delivers a gut-punching, h...
Movie Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters
John Sabato, Reviewer
June 4, 2019
(No Spoilers) Five years after the release of original Warner Bros. and Legendary Studios Godzilla (2014), Godzilla: King of the Monsters opens up in a world that's trying to prevent another San Francisco-level event, when Godzillla destroyed the city in the process of defeating his first foe. The s...
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