Movie Review: “The Social Reckoning”

“The Social Reckoning” movie posterEBAY LISTING / COURTESY Sarah Rolka , Asst. Features Editor “The Social Reckoning,” director Aaron Sorkin’s companion piece to his other widely successful movie, “The Social Network,” was released in theatres on Oct. 8. Met with mixed reviews from critics and regular viewers, my two cents are: it was amazing. The story follows three professionals throughout the three parts of the … Continue reading Movie Review: “The Social Reckoning”

Movie Review: “Lars and The Real Girl” 

Movie poster for “Lars and The Real Girl”@JIMHARRISDESIGNS / INSTAGRAM María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor  How do you handle grief? Do you hide? Do you take it on and decide to make the best of it, or do you cry and beg for someone to come tell you what to do? Grief to me is really confusing.   There is a very specific socially accepted … Continue reading Movie Review: “Lars and The Real Girl” 

Movie Review: Bring Her Back  

Movie poster from “Bring Her Back”, designed 2025.@EMPIREDESIGNSTUDIOS / INSTAGRAM Zendrah Bonnick, Asst. News Editor “Bring Her Back” is a film directed by Michael and Danny Philippou, popular Australian YouTubers and directors of the critically acclaimed horror film “Talk to Me.”    The film follows two siblings: Andy, the eldest, played by Billy Barrett, and his stepsister Piper, played by Sora Wong. After the death of … Continue reading Movie Review: Bring Her Back  

Movie Review: The Witch 

María Castaño, Arts & Entertainment Editor While searching for horror films that were not too frightening in an attempt to build my courage, I stumbled upon Robert Eggers’ “The Witch” (2015) and have been unable to stop thinking about it. The film explores religious paranoia and misogyny through Thomasin and her Puritan family, who are banished from their community after her father clashes with its leadership.  From … Continue reading Movie Review: The Witch