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Flix: ‘Crystal Fairy & and the Magical Cactus’ a strange delight

Flix is a weekly series that reviews a movie available on Netflix. This week, I review the 2013 film...

0 Comment / November 5, 2014

‘Nightcrawler’ resonant cautionary tale for millennials

 As college students in 2014, the job market outside our cozy dorm room windows looks a whole lot like...

0 Comment / November 5, 2014

‘The Book of Life’ a captivating visual masterpiece

There is a stunningly-animated film about the Day of the Dead directed by an Emmy-Award-winning Mexican...

0 Comment / October 29, 2014

Flix: ‘In a World…’ an insightful

Flix is a weekly series that reviews a movie available on Netflix. This week, I review the 2013 film...

0 Comment / October 29, 2014

Flix: “π” an exhilarating thriller

Flix is a weekly series that reviews a movie available on Netflix. This week, I review the 1998 film...

0 Comment / October 22, 2014

Slash’s “World on Fire” reinvents classic rock

With this follow-up to 2012 “Apocalyptic Love,” Slash and his cohorts have put together a staggering...

0 Comment / October 22, 2014

“Gotham” imaginative look into pre-Batman crime

Christopher Nolan’s reign of shadowed superhero aesthetics has mercifully come to an end. What goes...

0 Comment / October 22, 2014

Flix: ‘Submarine’ a coming-of-age, nostalgic delight

Flix is a weekly series that reviews a movie available on Netflix. This week, I review the 2010 film...

0 Comment / October 16, 2014

Robert Plant: ‘Lullaby and…The Ceaseless Roar’

After spending the majority of his musical career as a  (to put it plainly) rock god, no one would have...

1 Comment / October 15, 2014

Flix: ‘Frances Ha’ reflects on friendship, quarterlife crisis

Flix is a weekly series that reviews a movie available on Netflix. This week, I review the 2013 film...

0 Comment / October 8, 2014

‘Gone Girl’ a must-see for discussion

 'Gone Girl' is captivating. It is a great many things, in fact, among them arguably misogynistic and potentially...

0 Comment / October 8, 2014

Apps that analyze your data for your gain, not theirs

Facebook is both the ultimate time-waster and notorious for taking and selling user information. Mobile...

0 Comment / June 14, 2014

Procrastination Station: Websites for summer surfing

Summer is creeping up on us, which means that you won’t be hearing from me for a while. Thankfully,...

0 Comment / May 28, 2014

‘X-Men: Days of Future Past’ rekindles love of mutants

Summer has finally graced us with its presence! No doubt you’ve been developing a love/hate relationship...

0 Comment / May 28, 2014

Understanding ‘Iphigenia 2.0’

I do not know how to properly review junior Kathleen Gullion’s production of “Iphigenia 2.0”...

0 Comment / May 21, 2014

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