Club Highlights (Episode 4)
This week’s edition of club highlights takes a look at the Marvel club.
A Review: Kafka on the Shore
BY BAY COLT “It’s hard to tell the difference between sea and sky, between voyager and sea. Between reality and the workings of the heart.” Published in 2002 by Japanese author Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore is a brilliant and intriguing novel that is certain to captivate […]
Spider Man: No Way Home, a Modern Day Classic
BY BENTLEY BARTLETT Spider-Man: No Way Home is an elaborate visual film piece that left a colorful mark on the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and has continued to bring in flooding masses of positive ratings. Generating 1.916 billion dollars in the box office, it is safe to say that […]
8 Crazy Nights Closer to Mediocre than Good
BY THOMAS WOOD In the holiday season of 2002, Adam Sandler advanced his career and broadened his horizons. He finally made his very first movie for the holidays. It’s a unique holiday movie as well, primarily focused on Hanukkah instead of Christmas. This movie also made history as […]
The Glory of Secret Santa
BY ROSA PRESTON This story is sponsored by Santa! “Coal isn’t half bad considering it’s worth $268 per ton.” It’s December, and according to the song: “So I must join the race, where I will have to face a list of hundre-” Wait, you’re not a choir kid? […]
Behind the Scenes: High School Musical
THS Media’s Sharmane Franco gives us a behind the scenes look at Truman’s recent production of High School Musical.
The Night Shift (Webcomic)
Here’s the complete version of “The Night Shift” an original webcomic created by Atlas Ehlers and Brielle Ashton.
One of Sandler’s Worst
BY THOMAS WOOD Adam Sandler has had an exciting movie-making career to be sure. He’s made famously funny movies such as Big Daddy and Click and famously bad movies like That’s My Boy. Somewhere near the bottom of this wide spectrum of quality lies the 2000 film Little […]
Winter in a Global Society
BY BAY COLT As the winter solstice draws nearer and the busy times of the holiday season loom ever closer, people around the world are preparing for several hectic weeks of preparations and overtime in order to cram for days off to spend with their family—but not everyone’s […]
Free Birds Misses in its Attempt to Give Thanksgiving a Movie Classic
BY THOMAS WOOD When imagining seasonal movies, one’s mind likely travels immediately to the same few holidays. Christmas is a clear and obvious culprit, with Halloween soon to follow. Even Groundhog Day is a name that belongs to both movie and holiday. However, although it’s one of the […]
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