Subversion of story structure is becoming increasingly common in today’s film environment. Formulas have become too expected in an age of online over-analysis and unpredictable current events.…
Review: ‘Rampage’ Is the ‘Citizen Kane’ of Video Game Movies
To say expectations for Rampage were low would be an understatement as big as George the gorilla.…
European Classical Literature Everyone Should Read
Some books have stood the test of time and still serve as sources of knowledge for humankind, often generalized as “classical literature.”…
‘The X-Files’ Recap: ” The Lost Art of Forehead Sweat”
The X-Files takes a step away from hard drama to satire in the fourth episode of the series…
Woman Crush Wednesday: Aelin Galathynius
Aelin Ashryver Galathynius resides in Sarah J Maas’ series, Throne of Glass. Read more about why she is this month’s Woman Crush Wednesday!…
Review: While a Fascinating Concept, ‘A Quiet Place’ Falls Flat
The opening scene of A Quiet Place is a fantastic short film. It’s succinct, suspenseful, scary.…
Review: ‘Far Cry 5’
By Spencer Smith ’19 / / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer Sometimes it’s hard to talk about a game because it simply doesn’t give too much material to write about. It’s not a game that’s…
Opinion: Screen versus Paper, Which is more beneficial?
Has technology interfered with our reading ability? Has it changed it for the better or the worse? Read our opinion on screen vs. paper here.…
Review: ‘To Kill a Kingdom’ is a Magical Debut
Alexandra Christo presents a strong first novel as her story entraps readers with To Kill a Kingdom. Read our review here.…
Review: ‘Chappaquiddick’ Resonates with Today with its Political Message
In 2018, trust in elected officials is seemingly at a low point. Regardless of one’s political affiliations, the notion that politicians with whom we disagree can still be genuinely good people has ne…