Monthly Archives: February 2017

The Lord of the Rings trilogy has been a renowned series since its creation from novel to film. It’s unprecedented CGI and film techniques, along with its

By: Kendra Thornton   Benh Zeitlin‘s, Beasts of the Southern Wild is uniquely told through the perspective of a child, Hushpuppy, whose voice-over narration reveal’s Hushpuppy’s internal thoughts and allows viewers to enter her world of dreams and fantasy that … Continue reading →

Despite the unfortunate Steve Harvey mix up at the Oscars this weekend, La La Land did not take the L in my book. Aside from its incredible cinematography and original scores, this movie stands out to be because of its … Continue reading →

By: Dez Wortham Growing up my brother’s favorite movie was Love and Basketball. I was always forced to watch it since he always had control of the remote. The film, in my mind, was a great love story and very … Continue reading →

By: John Armstrong           Superhero live-action television series are usually television programs which feature the adventures of superhero characters, typically adapted from their original comic book roots, applied in a live action format. Live action series featuring superheroes have been … Continue reading →

By: Cal Parsons After just finishing Season 2 of Rick and Morty, I have been impatiently waiting for a Season 3 release, but in the meantime, I’ve had time to rewatch some episodes of the show and dwell on what the … Continue reading →

Luke Clellan Dellorso This semester I crafted a post that discussed the power of new media platforms, such as YouTube and Vimeo and I would like to revisit that now.

By Jordan Hansgen This movie is tough to watch.  There is no doubt about it.  It starts off sad, gets to more reasons to be sad and then doesn’t really have a happy ending, but rather an ending that just … Continue reading →

By Shelby Halliman *Spoilers ahead* So… I started watching Stranger Things yesterday… “Official Poster of Stranger Things”.

By Caitlin Herlihy Last week I ventured off from Grey’s Anatomy and turned to another prime-time drama from the early 2000s: LOST. Fans of the show tuned in for six seasons from 2004-2010. LOST is considered one of the greatest television shows of … Continue reading →