The DC superhero movies have had difficulty connecting with audiences. While the studio has had some recent successes, their attempt at a shared universe will always be looked back on as a failure. While Marvel’s first “Avengers” movie was…
Flora App Review
Whether it’s waiting till 11pm to do your homework due at 11:59pm, or furiously citing the minimum five resources into your English paper just a class before, as your fellow college student, I think I…
The Drowsy Chaperone
Escapism is an integral part of any type of entertainment. From movies to books to musicals, we as people like an escape from reality that can give everyone the happy ending they want in life, and have some…
Dracula Review
“Dracula” is one of the first horror stories in existence. It is for this very reason that Netflix decided it wanted a shot at it, and boy did they miss their mark. Under directors Jonny…
BTS- Map of the Soul: 7
BTS introduced me to the world of K-Pop and ever since then, I've fallen more in love with it. However, as I explored more music, I found myself distancing away from BTS. With their newest album…
1917
War epics have always held a special place in my heart, ranging from the classics of the 60’s like “The Great Escape,” “The Dirty Dozen” and “Von Ryan’s Express,” to modern epics like “Saving Private Ryan,” “Hacksaw Ridge” and “Dunkirk.” These two eras differ drastically…
Meghan Trainor: Treat Yourself
Meghan Trainor’s hit single “All About That Bass” took the world by storm way back in 2014. Since then, she has built upon her signature style of blending doo wop nostalgia with modern sounds with…
Ramen Review
Often, food reviews target restaurants with pricey or extensive menus. The former becomes irrelevant when a reader is a college student under a tight budget, while the latter only scratches the surface when a reviewer…
TV Show Review: The Witcher
As an avid fan of the “Witcher” series, both the books and the video games, I was a little skeptical about an adaptation into live-action. After watching Disney’s “The Lion King” and seeing what Hollywood did to “Cats,” I was afraid…