Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, skillfully directed by Bill Condon, create a phenomenal cinematic experience for all audiences in the art form that is the new release “Beauty and the Beast.”
Read moreSeaux Chill's Freedom Ave Album Review
It is rare in a cultural milieu of antagonism, frustration, and political dichotomy to find a musician as positive and joyful as Seaux Chill on Freedom Ave.
Read more50 Song Memoir Review
The Magnetic Fields, a notorious indie pop band, have returned with their first full length album since 2012.
Read moreSeries of Unfortunate Events Review
From the not so bad beginning, Netflix’s reboot of “A Series of Unfortunate Events” accurately captures the darkly humorous tone of its source material.
Read moreMr. Pim Passes By Review
Covenant College’s production of Mr. Pim Passes By premiered this past weekend on Friday, February 17, 2017.
Read moreLa La Land Review
Both Gosling and Stone play their parts beautifully and their frequency in playing opposite one another harkens back to the old Hollywood couples, like Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn or Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
Read moreRowling's Not So Fantastic Return to the World of Wizardry
...Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has given fans yet another opportunity to return to the World of Wizardry... Unfortunately, the film lacks the heart of its precursors.
Read moreHacksaw Ridge: A Redemptive Comeback for Mel Gibson
Finally, Gibson has released his newest directing project: Hacksaw Ridge, a World War II flick featuring the stunning true story of former Chattanooga resident, Desmond Doss.
Read moreHamlet Review
Covenant College’s production of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, entertained audiences with its fast-paced action and complex characterization on November 11, 12, 18 and 19.
Read moreWalking Dead Season 7 Review
On Sunday, October 23, 20.8 million people tuned in to watch AMC’s Season 7 premiere of The Walking Dead: ratings that shattered even those of NFL’s Sunday Night Football that night.
Read moreYellowcard Review
Earlier this year, Yellowcard announced that their performing and recording career has come to an end. After one final world tour and album, dubbed Yellowcard, the band finally called it quits.
Read moreThoughts on Rocky Horror Picture Show Remake
First off, this movie features an engaged couple who finds a haunted house and naively stumbles into a raging drag party led by a “sweet transvestite from Transsexual Transylvania.”
Read moreBastille, Wild World Review
Bastille’s sophomore album, Wild World, centers around a theme that is fleshed out in different ways throughout the album's long 19 track lineup, but is all brought together by its lyrical centerpiece, “Warmth:”
Read moreShepherds Who Deal in Lead
...just because a plot is old doesn’t mean it can’t be used by an artful director to speak a powerful prophetic message to a new audience in a new cultural context. That is what Antoine Fuqua set out to do with his 2016 remake of The Magnificent Seven.
Read more10 Cloverfield Lane Review
10 Cloverfield Lane is a movie that many would claim shouldn’t be talked about, out of fear of giving something away and ruining the experience.
Read moreA Few Words on Batman vs. Superman
It was a surreal experience watching Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and even after leaving the theatre I must say there’s nothing else like it.
Read moreJessica Jones Review
What’s not to love about a female-driven superhero story that addresses issues of power, control, and abuse?
Read moreNot a Review of The Life of Pablo
Despite this month’s release of Kanye West’s long anticipated album, The Life of Pablo, there will be no review for the album.
Read moreDeadpool Review
Deadpool, Marvel’s latest film to hit theaters, came out on Friday, Feb. 12, and made $132.2 million on its opening weekend.
Read moreSpectre Review
Spectre, the most recent Bond film, hit the box office last month.
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