Assassin’s Creed Review
Charles Turner
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
The “Assassin’s Creed” video game series has some of the worst writing out there. This is not to say that...
“The Salesman” delivers amid controversy
Rob Carraher
CONTRIBUTOR
The controversy surrounding Asghar Farhadi’s “The Salesman” lead to him not coming to the United States to accept his Academy Award for Best...
Shyamalan’s “Split” revives thriller themes
Rob Carraher
CONTRIBUTOR
The career of M. Night Shyamalan started with so much promise. “The Sixth Sense” redefined what audiences expected for thrillers. “Unbreakable” and “Signs”...
Film preview: “(Re)Assignment”
Jeff Turner
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
“(Re)Assignment,” as it’s now being called, has been floating around IMDB.com for the past few years. There was talk of...
Hidden Figures Review
Will Patterson
A&E EDITOR
“Hidden Figures” is about the black women who made NASA’s missions to win the space race a success. This movie is a...
‘You’re stuck in a metaphor’ with Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon
Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon are two of the most effortlessly funny people working today and in their new film, "The Trip," they prove why.
Movies to see over Thanksgiving break
Jeff Turner
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
Certain Women (Reichardt, 2016)
Director Kelly Reichardt has been a low-budget filmmaker from the very beginning. Few maintain more steady indie...
‘Men in Black III’ stays true to form, answers some questions
The duo is back and better than ever. After a wildly successful start in 1997 and a not-so-splendid sequel in 2002, many were wondering if "Men in Black III" would make the cut.