Emertainment Monthly

Review: ‘The Lazarus Effect’ Falls Flat

Adding too many different aesthetics can be a messy concoction, and 2015's 'The Lazarus Effect' is the perfect example. Director David Gelb gave this film too many set ups that created a sloppy experience. [...]
Harvard Book Store: An Independent and Innovative Community Hub

The Harvard Book Store sits on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Plympton Street, only a minute’s walk from the Harvard Square T stop. Although it boasts seemingly endless shelves of books, it is far more than literature that makes this store a classic Boston landmark. [...]
‘Batman: Arkham Knight’ Rated M for Mature

It’s been announced that 'Batman: Arkham Knight,' the third and final installment in Rocksteady’s 'Batman' series, has been rated M for Mature by the ESRB, the first time in the series that a game has not been rated T for Teen. [...]
London in Boston

Theophilus London does whatever he wants to do creatively and is not afraid to learn new forms of art as he progresses in his career. [...]
‘Battle Creek’ Series Premiere Takes A Turn For The Worst

The thing that is really going to make or break 'Battle Creek' is its social relevance. The show is about an underfunded precinct in a crime heavy city. The storyline is supposed to make the audience feel sympathy for the cops. [...]
The Top Ten ‘Star Trek’ Episodes

While Leonard Nimoy, who played Spock in 'Star Trek,' passed away Friday at the age of 83, through Spock he will live forever in our hearts. Here's a countdown of the top episodes of the show. [...]