[Photo] Third time is not a charm: ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ Ethan Mattheus, Staff Writer May 14, 2023
[Photo] ‘D&D: Honor among thieves’: Fantasy film appeals to players and peasants alike Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief April 9, 2023
[Photo] ‘John Wick Chapter 4’ Review: There is no such thing as overkill Lilly Keller, Editor in Chief March 24, 2023
[Photo] Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’: A standout villain placed within a slosh of multiversal shenanigans Samuel Mroz, Contributing Writer February 19, 2023
[Photo] “Bad Blood” pop-up bar rocks the West Loop this Valentine’s Day Violet Smale, Contributing Writer February 12, 2023
[Photo] Infinity Pool: A successful riff on deep pocketed society that over extends it’s message Sam Mroz, Contributing Writer February 5, 2023
[Photo] The Last of Us: The mind and matter that gave a video game adaptation a mass marketed appeal Samuel Mroz, Contributing Writer January 29, 2023
[Photo] House party: A reboot that fails to live off its lifeline of celebrity hotspots Samuel Mroz, Contributing Writer January 22, 2023
[Photo] “Broker” Review: Found family in morally gray places Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief January 15, 2023
[Photo] Babylon is a mighty, grimy Hollywood fable lost in its own excess Lauren Coates December 28, 2022
[Photo] Review: A lackluster script puts a damper on Violent Night’s Christmas Cheer Lauren Coates December 22, 2022
[Photo] “Decision to Leave’s” old and new obsessions Ethan Mattheus, Contributing Writer November 13, 2022
[Photo] Cate Blanchett rises to the occasion in ‘Tár’ Jacob Costello, Chief TV and Film Critic November 6, 2022
[Photo] What keeps you up at night? Midnights by Taylor Swift Jake Cox, Staff Writer November 6, 2022
[Photo] Chicago Symphony Orchestra puts film and music in perfect harmony with Amadeus: Live Lauren Coates October 19, 2022
[Photo] Amsterdam look through rose tinted glasses Ethan Mattheus, Contributing Writer October 16, 2022
[Photo] Dahmer: An Unsettling but Worthwhile Watch for True-Crimers Erin Henze, Assistant Photo Editor October 9, 2022
[Photo] The life and legacy of Sacheen Littlefeather Jacob Costello, Chief Film and TV Critic October 9, 2022
[Photo] Guerilla Warfare and Music Videos: The Success of “Athena” Ethan Mattheus, Staff Writer October 2, 2022
[Photo] Chicago’s disgrace: R. Kelly’s fall from fame Jonah Weber, Asst. Multimedia Editor September 25, 2022
[Photo] “Barbarian”: Horror’s new terrifying success Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief September 18, 2022
[Photo] Out of Power: “The Rings of Power” lacks the inspiration of the original trilogy Ethan Matteus, Contributing Writer September 18, 2022
[Photo] Power to the Prequels: Prey proves successful in the face of predecessor Ethan Mattheus, Contributing Writer September 11, 2022
[Photo] Jennette McCurdy sets the record straight in her memoir ‘I’m Glad My Mom Died.’ Lilly Keller, Editor in Chief September 11, 2022
[Photo] House of the Dragon offers a glimmer of hope in the wake of “Game of Thrones,” infamous series finale Lilly Keller, Editor in Chief August 27, 2022
[Photo] “Nope”: Peele hits directorial stride with third picture Jacob Costello, Chief Film and TV Critic August 17, 2022
[Photo] “Stranger Things 4” Volume 2 Review: Depressing, daunting, delightfully dark Claire Tweedie, Former Editor in Chief July 5, 2022
[Photo] Stranger Things season 4 volume 1: plays the hits, introduces elements without a hitch Patrick Sloan-Turner, Online Managing Editor June 5, 2022
[Photo] FX’s ‘Atlanta’ season 3 is the best TV since ‘The Sopranos’ Logan Sriharatsa, Contributing Writer May 29, 2022
[Photo] New comedy ‘Bad Guys’ a hit for Dreamworks Preston Zbroszczyk, Assistant Sports Editor May 22, 2022
[Photo] Looking for common ground: “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once” represents a possibility of understanding in tense parental relationships Nika Schoonover, Print Managing Editor May 15, 2022
[Photo] Quintessential revisionist western “Unforgiven” holds up well Jacob Costello, Staff Writer May 8, 2022
[Photo] Going retro: Lizzo comes through with a disco-inspired banger Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic May 1, 2022
[Photo] ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent:’ Cage has charm, but film lacks substance Jacob Costello, Staff Writer May 1, 2022
[Photo] Violated: How Hulu’s ‘Pam and Tommy’ misses the mark Violet Smale, Contributing Writer April 24, 2022
[Photo] ‘Father Stu’ is surprisingly impactful, emphasizes the power of faith Nika Schoonover, Print Managing Editor April 10, 2022
[Photo] Road trip revelations: ‘Driving home 2 u’ serenades and unpacks lessons Olivia Rodrigo learned through SOUR Kiersten Riedford, News Editor April 3, 2022
[Photo] Will Smith’s Oscar slap incites controversy among viewers Lilly Keller, Editor in Chief April 3, 2022
[Photo] Kanye’s documentary gives insight into his “jeen-yuhs” creative process throughout his career Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic March 13, 2022
[Photo] Review: Matt Reeves delivers a sleek, film-noir inspired superhero in “The Batman” Lauren Coates March 7, 2022
[Photo] ‘Euphoria’ creates another suspenseful season through destigmatization Corey Schmidt, Copy Editor March 7, 2022
[Photo] ‘Uncharted’: Poor video game adaptation, exciting adventure-film Samantha Moilanen, Former Online Managing Editor February 28, 2022
[Photo] Hollywood is lazy with its portrayal of the Black American experience Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic February 20, 2022
[Photo] ‘Belle’ is a dazzling fairytale for the digital age Brandon Sun Yechout, Assistant Arts and Life Editor January 23, 2022
[Photo] HBO’s “Euphoria” brings in sophomore season the right way — a backstory and a booze-fueled party Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic January 17, 2022
[Photo] ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ is Shakespearean film at its finest Brandon Sun Yechout, Assistant Arts and Life Editor January 17, 2022
[Photo] “Nightmare Alley” is a disturbing depiction of the dangers of greed Nika Schoonover, Print Managing Editor January 9, 2022
[Photo] ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is a serviceable, if derivative, sequel Brandon Sun Yechout, Assistant Arts and Life Editor January 9, 2022
[Photo] “The Hating Game” adds a fun twist to the typical romantic comedy Corey Schmidt, Copy Editor January 9, 2022
[Photo] ‘King Richard’ highlights the importance of hard work and self-perseverance Chinyere Ibeh, Music and Film Critic November 14, 2021
[Photo] The 2021 Movie Slate is One for the History Books Nate Burleyson, Online Managing Editor May 23, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘Invincible’ is not just about superheroes, but the vulnerability of humanity Rebecca Meluch, News Editor May 16, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: New ‘Star Wars’ animated spin-off ‘The Bad Batch’ just misses being bad Maddey Martin, Contributing Writer May 16, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘High School Musical: The Musical: The Series’ sticks to the status quo in season 2 premiere Lauren Coates May 16, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: J Balvin biopic challenges narrative that celebrities shouldn’t speak out on political issues Lauren Coates May 9, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘Without Remorse’ displays consequences of turning a blind eye to those in power Corey Schmidt, Copy Editor May 3, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: “Demon Slayer: Infinity Train” is a wild ride Lucas Madlangbayan, Contributing Writer May 2, 2021
[Photo] From ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ to ‘Minari’: How Asian representation has changed in film and TV Lucas Madlangbayan, Contributing Writer May 2, 2021
[Photo] America’s reality singing competitions forge onward despite cultural shifts Jason Grapenthin April 25, 2021
[Photo] Before ‘Parasite’: Turning the spotlight to Korean classics Brandon Yechout, Contributing Writer April 18, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘Seaspiracy’ and the dark truths behind the human impact on the ocean Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief April 11, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘Concrete Cowboy’ puts a modern Philly spin on the Old Hollywood Western Lauren Coates April 5, 2021
[Photo] REVIEW: ‘Minari’ offers breathtakingly authentic performance Nate Burleyson, Online Managing Editor April 4, 2021
[Photo] Black Student Union holds panel with “Judas and The Black Messiah” actor Nadia Carolina Hernandez, Former Editor in Chief March 14, 2021
