Movies and TV
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Movie Rewiew: Fractured
Isabela Santana isantanagonzalez@lc.edu The movie Fractured is a psychological thriller on Netflix. It is about a father named Ray who takes his wife and daughter on a road trip. After an accident at a gas…
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Stranger Things Season 1-4 Review
Season 1 When Stranger Things first premiered on Netflix in 2016, it appeared as a quiet, nostalgic science-fiction mystery set in a fictional Midwestern town. What followed was far more than a successful series; it…
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‘Cheaper By the Dozen’ is Energetic Family Fun
By Key Miles Ball’n klpoindexter@lc.edu The 2003 family comedy Cheaper by the Dozen is an energetic, crowd-pleasing movie that leans heavily on chaos, heart, and familiar family dynamics. It doesn’t try to be deep or revolutionary, but it…
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3 Anime to Watch When You are Struggling With Life
Taylor Smith taysmith@lc.edu In life many of us face struggles that we have to navigate alone. During these periods, we don’t need advice or a guide book. Instead, what we need is something that tells us that it is…
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Tips to Help You Survive Your Convention Experience
By Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu Trains, toys, comic books, anime, if you can think of any topic, it is likely that there is a convention just for it. Conventions are a fantastic way to meet new…
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Short Films, Big Dreams: Highlights from the Always Late TV Awards
By Brayden Walter Brwalter@lc.edu Filmmaking is a staple of human creativity, allowing us to capture human emotions, stories, and history across cultures and generations. Each year, dozens of films are dropped into the laps of…
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Mindful Entertainment: Five Healing Anime Series You Should Watch
By Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu “Healing Anime” as a subgenre is not necessarily a new topic, however it has gained a lot of popularity in recent years. It is believed that the covid 19 lockdowns at…
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Weird History of The Blair Witch Project
By Jason Saldivar jsaldivar@lc.edu The production and subsequent “advertisement” of the 1999 movie The Blair Witch Project was treated as a genuine found footage film discovered a year after the three main characters’ disappearances. What…
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Fantastic Four Review
By Jason Saldivar jsaldivar@lc.edu ***Warning: Spoiler Alert*** Fantastic Four was directed by Tim Story and released by 20th Century Fox on July 8, 2005. The story follows Reed Richards, played by Ioan Gruffudd, in his…
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Spirited Away: A Film that Shows the Importance of Not Forgetting Oneself
By Taylor Smith taysmith@lc.edu Spirited Away is a wonderful film that was created by Studio Ghibli back in the early 2000’s. The film focuses on the main character Chihiro, and the many adventures that…