Posts in category Film Review

By Alejandro Montalvo Although released in October, the month for horror, Guillermo del Toro’s “Crimson Peak” is oddly light on scares and heavy on romance. …

By Samantha Johnson Imagine you are stuck on a desolate planet all alone, with nothing but your brains and brawn to save you. You’ve been …

By Jacob Solis Since the days of renowned author Isaac Asimov, robots and their implications have made for fascinating science fiction. However, with robotics reaching …

By Jacob Solis “If you want to win the lottery, you have to buy a ticket.” So says Lou Bloom (Jake Gyllenhaal), a sociopath and …

By Andrew Crean October is finally here, and we all know what that means: time to break out the horror films. Everyone loves a good …

By Jacoby Bancroft An effective short film strips an idea down to its core, cutting away fluff and filler until nothing but the bare essentials …

by Tyler Hersko Louis Lowry’s novel “The Giver” been challenged and outright banned as frequently as it has appeared on schools’ required reading lists. It …

Photo courtesy of Wikipedia.org By Tyler Hersko Tom Cruise tries to blackmail a general. Tom Cruise is unceremoniously tased and stripped of his rank. Military …

Photo provided by Wikimedia.org By Jacoby Bancroft Remember “Spider-Man 3,” the overstuffed, franchise-killing third installment in the original Spider-Man trilogy that turned Peter Parker emo …

Photo provided by Reviews.com By Ryan McGinnis Some mirrors just like to watch the world burn. Kind of like the mirror in the new movie …