“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is a worthwhile prequel to the “Hunger Games” series of movies. It stays on par with the other four movies and adds depth to the...
“Piranesi” by Susanna Clarke is an atmospheric and intensely detail oriented read. The world laid out within its pages is expertly crafted and incredibly interesting to learn about. The book follows a man named...
“Thanksgiving” directed by Eli Roth, creator of the “Hostel” movie series, is a campy and cheesy love letter to slasher movies. It takes many of the tropes shown profusely throughout the genre and dials...
“Super Mario Bros. Wonder” is an amazing reinvention of the Mario formula. It plays nearly the same as the other modern two dimensional Mario platformers like 2006’s “New Super Mario Bros.” and 2012’s “New...
The live action adaptation of the hit video game series “Five Nights at Freddy’s” directed by Emma Tammi is a pretty good watch. It’s definitely made for longtime fans, but is still fun for...
Possessing theaters everywhere this Halloween season, “The Exorcist: Believer” directed by David Gordon Green, director of the “Halloween” reboot series, leaves a bad taste and a giant stain on the legacy of a legendary...
Arriving into theaters this September, “Bottoms” directed by Emma Seligman is a hilarious, over the top R rated comedy and one of the funniest movies released in years. The movie follows two unpopular girls,...
Winner of the 2023 Locus Award for Best First Novel, “The Mountain in the Sea” by Ray Nayler is an entertaining and in depth exploration of the meaning of consciousness and the ecological effects...
Going from the podiums of film festivals to theaters this August, “Talk to Me” directed by Danny and Michael Philipou, also known as RackaRacka on Youtube, acts as an incredibly strong feature debut. With...
From LBCC student to a star in the making, Oliver Vatcoskay also known as OhVee is steadily rising in the musical world. Recently he’s had guest performances with the popular rappers Yung Bans and...
