Review of Seattle University’s Production of Eurydice
Author: Annie Hoang While I haven’t seen much live theater beyond the confines of high school plays and a showing of When You Give a Mouse a Cookie when...
Arts Review
4 Shows to Binge While Procrastinating Your Homework this Quarter
Author: Annie Hoang Whether you’re avoiding your responsibilities or taking a little break from your packed schedule, I’ve compiled a short list of some of my favorite procrastination pastimes....
Fresh: Feminist Horror Meats Dark Comedy
Image Courtesy of Hulu Author: Annie Hoang We could go on for hours listing all the ways that female characters have been butchered (both literally and figuratively) in film,...
Doug Martsch – A Night of Acoustic Covers and Built To Spill Favorites
Author: Christine Campbell There was a TikTok theme happening a year ago when the vaccines first came out where people posted what was going through their minds as they...
“Fire of Love” Review: A volcanic love story that finds subtlety amongst geologic spectacle
Photo courtesy of Sandbox Films (II) Author: Joel Dull Fire of Love is a stunning documentary that tells an exquisite love story between a man, a woman, and the...
“The House” Film Review: Phenomenal Artistry Hindered by Jumbled Tone
Author: Annie Hoang As someone who has distinct childhood memories of nightmares starring Wallace and Gromit, it probably wasn’t the best idea for me to open the new year...
“The French Dispatch” Review: Wes Anderson’s star-studded ode to print journalism
Author: Joel Dull The French Dispatch is Wes Anderson at his most unintelligible and most poetic (not in a bad way). Wes Anderson’s ode to journalism (in particular The...
Luzzu Review: Alex Camilleri’s quietly action packed drama should be on your 2021 watchlist
Photo courtesy of Pellikola Production Company Author: Joel Dull Jesmark Scicluna and his fellow Maltese non-actors star in Alex Camilleri’s beautiful drama about a fisherman and his struggle to...
“Censor” Review: An Ode to Horror that Forgot the Blood
Photo courtesy of Silver Salt Films Author: Marisa Reyes-Pacheco As someone who obsesses over the horror genre, it was my duty to watch every film in the Midnight category...
“I Was a Simple Man” Review: A Father’s Life Journey, Through Grief and Peace
Photo courtesy of Flies Collective Author: Marisa Reyes-Pacheco As a new year rolls in, so do the seemingly endless films. I was wondering what would take Parasite’s (dir. Bong...