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Spring break The countdown is on. Only three weeks, people. — Tea The dreaded grocery list When there’s only eggs and bacon left in the fridge for breakfast. Nope. Bacon […]
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Fifty shades too dark — Is the new Fifty Shades movie a fairy tale or a nightmare?
It is a movie filled with sex, love and manipulation. “Fifty Shades Darker” portrays the perfect example of things men should never do and things women should never tolerate. Not […]
Unfortunately Good — “A Series of Unfortunate Events” expands book series
Daniel “Lemony Snicket” Handler’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events” book series took children by storm from 1999 until 2006. The series combined macabre and gruesome storytelling with a tongue in […]
Strangly befitting Marvel
With the world’s most successful film franchise under its belt in the form of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios is admirably open to taking some risks. “Doctor Strange” is […]
Looking beyond fear—Vandals After Dark presents Fright Night as a spooky Saturday night alternative
Horror films may not be the most critically acclaimed genre, but T.J. Tranchell, a faculty member and student media adviser, said he thinks they are more influential than they are […]
Frighteningly unoriginal – An unoriginal plot holds back a fairly entertaining reboot
In 1999, terrifying footage found in a woodland area outside of Burkittsville, Maryland, shook the world.
UI gets some screen time – It’s not every day a young arms dealer wants to quit her job and come to UI
The University of Idaho is getting some much needed publicity in the new miniseries, “Good Luck,” out of Jackson, Tennessee. The series follows young gunrunner Elizabeth Ellrik in her early […]
Issues meet art – The Kenworthy”s upcoming film, “The Danish Girl,” explores themes of life and love
There is a general hype about most movies that come out of Hollywood. There is more for some than others, however, and “The Danish Girl,” is garnering this heightened attention. […]
Not hungry anymore — the last “Hunger Games” book could have been one movie, not two
Austin Maas | Rawr “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay part 2” is the final installment in a series of movies adapted from the wildly popular book trilogy “The Hunger Games” by […]
American controversy
Movies must stop changing history An Iraqi child’s life is on the line in the opening of “American Sniper.” The sniper in question is Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, portrayed by […]