Arts Criticism

Bring Me the Horizon’s latest is a career highlight

By Joseph Ornelas @JosephOrnelas11
November 13, 2020

‘Yes, God, Yes’ a unique, refreshing coming-of-age story

By Joseph Ornelas @JosephOrnelas11
November 12, 2020

Gory sci-fi thriller ‘Possessor’ one of the best films of the year

By Keagan Miller @KeaganMlr
November 12, 2020

‘The Da Vinci Code’ is a clever weave of history, mystery and suspense

By Kevin Ferguson @KFerguson725
November 11, 2020

‘Pride & Prejudice’: the iconic love story celebrates its 15th anniversary

By Katen Adams @Katen_ann
November 11, 2020

‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ a mediocre piece of cinema

By Keagan Miller @KeaganMlr
November 10, 2020

New JAWNY album has all his hits in one place

By Kayla Simpson @kaylahsimpson
November 6, 2020

20 years later, “Unbreakable” still stands strong

By Kevin Ferguson @KFerguson725
November 4, 2020

‘The Strangers’: eerily realistic

By Katen Adams @Katen_ann
November 3, 2020

Baumbach’s ‘Kicking and Screaming’ still devastatingly funny after 25 years

By Keagan Miller @KeaganMlr
October 29, 2020

New Horror Canon: Halloween (2018)

By Joseph Ornelas @JosephOrnelas11
October 29, 2020

‘Children of the Corn’ more comical than scary

By Katen Adams @Katen_ann
October 27, 2020

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