Arts & Entertainment

“As Above, So Below” is a child of the 2000’s found footage horror genre that became a thing after “The Blair Witch Project”—the latter, a far superior film. This modern take on the genre follows Perdita Weeks as Scarlett Marlowe as she…

I discovered “Apostle” while in the throes of an awful head cold, sprawled out on my living room couch. I noticed it was one of the newest Netflix films, which have proven to be hit or miss. Out of pure laziness, I stopped searching and…

A welcome break has come in the scores of white, YA (Young Adult) flicks, that have saturated Hollywood for so long. “The Hate U Give,” while still victim to some trappings of the genre, has redefined what a coming-of-age film can be. The…

Oh, you’re gonna be wounded. Oh, this show will be your wound. The cast of “Spring Awakening” packs a punch, telling a story of love, heartache, pain and loss. Next Wednesday, Nov. 7, through Sunday, Nov. 11, 19 actors will take the…

The Alexander String Quartet visited Associate Professor of Philosophy Laura Redeihs’ Symbolic Logic course for the first time on Oct. 23 in the Underground. The Alexander String Quartet includes two violinists, Zakarias Grafilo and…

In 1977, the Italian supernatural horror movie “Suspiria” graced the screens, changing the way horror movies would be approached and shot. It was the first of a supernatural trilogy by Dario Argento that followed three witch mothers.  The…

“Megyn Kelly Today,” the illustrious third hour of the “Today Show” on NBC has officially been cancelled (in more ways than one). In addition to having the stupidest spelling of the name “Megan,” Kelly now has no job because of her…

Brace yourselves, awards season is coming. In the next few months, we will begin to see hordes of chilly historical biopics, gnashing at the bit for a nomination. While “First Man” is better than most of its kind, I found myself…