Quentin Tarantino returns to roots with a slower but impressive outing
‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ film review By Craig Allan, Contributor 3/5 For over 25 years, Quentin…
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Despite the drama, there’s hope to be had
‘The Return of Eugenia Cooney’ review By Roshni Riar, Staff Writer Content warning: This article contains mention of eating…
Tune in and Dropout: It’s all fun and games until someone becomes a drug kingpin
‘Kingpin Katie’ television review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 4/5 The jokesters over at CollegeHumor launched their own…
Fact and fiction intertwine in HBO’s explosive miniseries
‘Chernobyl’ TV show review By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief 4.5/5 Fans of so-called “prestige TV” who might have cancelled…
Marathoning the MCU
Delving into the details of the Marvel Universe By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor I have never been a diehard…
Finally hype for music again
The fads of the past versus the hits of today By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In the history of…
Preserving material for improved quality
Universal Music’s loss shows us physical media is still invaluable By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In the digital era,…
Tune in and Dropout: ‘Dimension 20’ side quest is a twisted, villainous delight
‘Dimension 20: Escape from the Bloodkeep’ TV show review By Jacey Gibb, Distribution Manager 5/5 The jokesters over…
Why so many Spider-Men?
Following the rights to Spider-Man among major movie corporations By Craig Allan, Contributor This month sees the return of…
Series finales: Is it better to be bad than be forgotten?
An analysis on effective (or not) TV finales By Craig Allan, Contributor Last month, people around the world waited in…