Written by Baylor Thornton, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Mel Brooks: Worst to Best
Mel Brooks has always been one of my absolute favorite directors. Ever since Fourth Grade when I caught half of Spaceballs on Comedy Central, I…
The Golden Globes: Nominees, Winners, Victories and Blunders
We are now firmly in awards season. Even though the pandemic shut out most blockbusters, enough independent films were released that deserve these awards. We’ve…
WandaVision: an EPIC fusion of classic sitcoms & Marvel Cinematic Universe
Marvel Studios’ latest TV series, WandaVision, created by Jac Schaeffer, began airing in January 2021 and has since taken fans of the Marvel Cinematic…
“Sweet Home”, a Monstrous Good Time
Following in the footsteps of other Korean breakout successes such as “Train to Busan” by director Yeon Sang-ho and “Parasite” by director Bong Joon-ho, Netflix’s…
David Lynch: Worst to Best
David Lynch is one of the most celebrated filmmakers alive. Very few directors have fundamentally changed the medium and have inspired millions, but Lynch is…
Looking for Holiday movies to watch on Neflix and Amazon this season? Look no further!
Yes! It is that time of the year when Netflix and Amazon are releasing new movies. Due to COVID-19, video-streaming companies are releasing movies early…
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: A Hilarious Black Mirror
In 2006, Sacha Baron Cohen took the world by storm with Borat. Just as he did in Da Ali G Show, Cohen went on a…
The Haunting of Bly Manor and the Appeal of Ghost Stories
In 2018, Netflix came out with The Haunting of Hill House, a show loosely based off the Shirley Jackson novel by the same name. The…
#Alive: South Korean Zombie Movie Tops American Film Yet Again
A 2020 horror film directed by Cho Il-hyung, #Alive is unique in that it is a zombie movie that only stars two primary actors: Yoo…