Written by Diego Crespo, Editor- in- Chief, Print Mar 20, 2017
Kristen Stewart stars as Maureen, a medium and personal shopper whose twin brother recently passed away. A hollowed shell of her former self, Maureen lives...
Written by Diego Crespo, Editor- in- Chief, Print Nov 15, 2016
At one point in Pablo Larraín's "Jackie," the titular First Lady discusses funeral plans for her late husband and send best sympathy flowers, President...
Written by Andrew Caraveo, Staff Writer Oct 19, 2016
Want a formula for success? Take hollywood’s surging new star, surround him with mainstay veterans, and throw in a beloved western from the 60’s era...
Written by Pete Escobar, Staff Writer Oct 19, 2016
Marvels Han Solo series has been an outstanding one so far. We’ve dug deeper into the iconic character we know and love from the original trilogy of...
Written by Diego Crespo, Opinion Editor Mar 14, 2016
Back in 2008, a movie called "Cloverfield" took the world by storm. Utilizing found footage and digital cinema to immerse the viewer in a disaster heavily...
Written by Diego Crespo, Opinion Editor Mar 2, 2016
Following in the footsteps of recent critical darling horror movies, "The Witch" burst onto the film festival circuit to near unanimous acclaim. Everyone...
Written by Diego Crespo, Staff Writer Sep 21, 2015
Denis Villeneuve's Sicario is a tense and messy critique of the drug war on the border of Mexico. When the movie isn't casting dark silhouettes of men...
