Queer Representation in Movies and TV
Queer representation in America shows a promising future

Recently in film and television, queer representation has changed and become more frequent, especially in mainstream media. Companies like Disney reach millions of viewers with their original movies as well […]

Opinion Graphic
OPINION: Rethinking the Movie Theatre Experience
Why creating small “talking rooms” should be strongly considered in theatre re-design

We need to have a serious conversation about the stigma against movie talking. Movies are usually between 90 to 180 minutes or more. They are much longer than other forms […]

LUNAFEST: showcasing women in film
Annual film festival draws community members to learn more about various topics

For the last 15 years the University of Idaho Women’s Center has put on LUNAFEST. LUNAFEST is a national film festival put on by the nutrition bar company, Luna, to […]

Goodbye partner
“Toy Story 4” is the end of an era

As a ‘90s baby, I have lived through the making of the Toy Story franchise. The first movie? Good. The second? Even better. The third? Spectacular. The fourth? Awesome. “Toy […]

Zombie apocalypse
“The Dead Don’t Die” buries itself in a deep grave

Zombie movies. Parody horror movies. Bill Murray. Adam Driver. These are all enticing reasons to watch “The Dead Don’t Die,” but this film goes straight to the grave for me […]

June movie preview
Reboots, sequels and mistakes

“Men in Black: International” — June 14 I’m personally amazed the sequel to “Thor: Ragnarok” was filmed so quickly, but I’m glad the directors went in a different, fresh direction. […]

May/June Movie previews
With so many movies coming out this summer, how many will be worth the price of admission?

“Aladdin” — May 24 Directed by the hit-or-miss Guy Ritchie and starring Will Smith as a blue version of himself, this newest Disney release is sure to turn heads. It’s […]