Reviews

They Were More Than Brats: A Review of Brats

by Emma Svoboda   Andrew McCarthy’s 2024 documentary Brats rehashes the mid-1980s grouping of young actors and their work, featuring

Lola’s Showbiz Studies: A “Tiny” Love for Maybe Happy Ending

by Lola Furbee   On March 14th, the original Broadway cast album of the musical Maybe Happy Ending was released.

R.E.P.O.: Robots, Monsters, and Absolute Anarchy

by Gray Bunch Gravity? No problem. Voice-altering item effects while you hold it? You got it. Do robots that speak

Dark Comedy is Shining in 2025

by Sierra Knutsen   Horror movies have become increasingly popular over the years, each attempting to either rebrand themselves as

Flow: Animation That Speaks Louder Than Words

by Elena Bantista On March 1, Director Gints Zilbalodis’ film Flow won an Oscar for the 2025 Best Animated Film.

Deathloop Fails to Deliver

by Preston Rizzo   During winter break, I finally had the opportunity to play a game I had been waiting

2025 Academy Awards Live-Action Short Films

by Mia Sciabica   Recently, I was able to watch all of the Oscar-nominated animation and live-action short films at

Lola’s Showbiz Studies: Steps in Directing (The 39 Steps)

by Lola Furbee   The North Central College Theatre Department started the new year off strong with their first production

Lola’s Showbiz Studies: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

by Lola Furbee   I had the incredible opportunity to relive one of my greatest childhood passions over winter break.

28 Years Later Trailer Creates Excitement

by Jesse Hudgins   The initial trailer for 28 Years Later has been released and it is the best trailer

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