A new Korean zombie film, “#Alive,” was released this past summer on Netflix and features an interesting mix of thriller and comedy.
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Unique film series discusses female portrayal in fiction, roles on screen
By Sarah McMillin, Asst. Living and Arts Editor The Bechdel-Wallace Film Series kicked off its first installment of the fall semester with a showing and gender-oriented discussion of “The Devil Wears Prada”…
Review: Cynicism in film impact filmgoers willingness to see movies
By Nick Cardillo, Staff Writer For consumers of media, it’s undeniable that we stand in the threshold of great change. The way we view media has fundamentally changed in the past few…
Lights, Camera, Action! A Movie Review: Quill editors pick favorite films before closing out the semester
By Megan Ruge, Staff Writer I spend a lot of time talking about movies that I find interesting or important to current society. But I think that it’s important to change things…
Lights, Camera, Action: A Movie Review – ‘Captain Marvel’ soars with fans but doesn’t surprise audiences
By Danielle Bettendorf, Living & Arts Editor Ever since the Marvel Cinematic Universe began with “Iron Man” 11 years ago, its superheroes have been predominantly white (minus “Black Panther”) and predominantly male…
Disney sequel returns to classic sweet as ‘A Spoonful of Sugar’
By Megan Ruge, Editor-in-Chief This past year of film has shown a prosperous amount of tired ideas in the world of cinema. Reboots galore and unnecessary spin-offs litter the big screen. Among…
Re-finished work from ‘Citizen Kane’ director hits the web
By Nick Cardillo, Staff Writer To a modern viewer, the making of “The Other Side of the Wind” may be more interesting than the film itself. Directed by Orson Welles, star of…
Biopic honors rock music ‘champion’
By Nick Cardillo Staff Writer I liked Queen a lot before “Bohemian Rhapsody,” but I like them even more now. The biopic of Freddie Mercury and the band which catapulted him to international super-stardom is a moving, powerful…
Teen outcast comedy “loses” its footing
By Megan Ruge Managing Editor of Content A reocurring theme in modern films is the inclusion of pop culture: both the best and the worst. Movies have shown email pen pals, high…
Emotion-heavy films bring on the tears
By Megan Ruge Managing editor of content School has started and we are finally back and ready to start another year of torturous study sessions, practicum hours and capstone requirements. It’s enough…