

'The Menu': A Sharply Funny and Deftly Cut Satire
The Menu draws a stark contrast between the patrons who thoughtlessly take and the people who will do anything to serve them.
Alex Johnson
Feb 18, 2023


'UNSIGHTED': Top-Down 2D Excellence
In the world of Arcadia, all humans have gone extinct. The only beings left able to prove their existence are the androids.
Marcus Trawick IV
Feb 17, 2023


Slaying, in All Senses of the Word: A Review of 'M3GAN'
If you have been on any social media platform in the last month, you have almost definitely heard of M3GAN, 2023’s first cinematic...
Grace Copps
Feb 17, 2023


Puscifer Concert Review
Photo Credits: The Spin by Carolina Permuy Since Puscifer is one of Maynard James Keenan of rock band Tool’s side projects, I walked into...
Carolina Permuy
Dec 22, 2022


Stutz: A Unique Approach to Therapy
Jonah Hill introduces his therapist, Phil Stutz, to Netflix viewers in a poignant and insightful documentary
Emma Djoganopoulos
Dec 12, 2022


We Should Tell You: Nomadic Theatre Shines Out in RENT
The Fall 2022 production sought to ACT UP and fight AIDS, portraying the powerful message of composer Jonathan Larson in its entirety.
Olivia Baisier and Anthony Bonavita
Dec 8, 2022


Oh, she’s in her Era Era: A 'Midnights' Review
Taylor Swift’s “Midnights,” released on October 21, wraps a bow around the first sixteen years of Swift’s musical history.
Olivia Baisier
Dec 8, 2022


Preoccupations at DC9
Seeing Preoccupations was the most intimate musical experience I’ve had at a concert in D.C. and an auspicious welcome to DC9.
James Dolan
Dec 2, 2022


Saying “Slán” to 'Derry Girls'
One of the few beauties of the ultra-awkward teenage experience is its universality. allows us to see our melodramatic, pimple-faced...
Grace Copps
Nov 30, 2022


‘Aftersun’ Paints a Heart-wrenching Portrait of A Father & A Memory
Aftersun is writer-director Charlotte Wells’ gently devastating debut feature about a father-daughter relationship.
Sabrina Mei
Nov 29, 2022