Margaret Kelly | Staff Writer In a rush to get back to the film, I push my way through the bathroom door in a Warwick movie theater. Inside, a little girl dressed in overwhelming amounts of sparkles greets me. Bouncing on the balls of her feet, she asks “Are you seeing Taylor Swift?” I laugh, “Not tonight, but do youRead More

By Maggie Kelly | Staff Writer The dystopian novel isn’t new– in fact, it can be traced back to the 19th century when Yevgeny Zamyatin penned We, a political commentary on the Russian government under the likes of Lenin and Putin. The dystopian genre continued to be used as a vessel to comment, and in some cases forewarn, the oftenRead More

By: Jessica Albright | Staff Writer Cue the tears! On October 21st, a cinematic adaptation of the novel, My Policeman by Bethan Roberts was released. Having read My Policeman, I was excited to see the story come to life on the big screen. Of course, seeing Harry Styles was an added bonus. I was pleasantly surprised by the movie and hadRead More

By: Abianna Cruz | Staff Writer Being a part of Generation Z is both a blessing and a curse. Multiple great movies have been released during our lifetime, but there is no denying that the best movies are the classics. There’s a long list of classic films that continue to be considered some of the best in cinematic history. IfRead More

By: Zara Abubakar | Staff Writer As a cinephile, I can’t help but get excited when Oscar season rolls around. Funny enough, I don’t tune into the red carpet or the ceremony, until they start announcing the winners. I’m usually munching popcorn, scrolling away on the Oscar’s YouTube channel, re-watching clips from Academy Awards ceremonies when they were still broadcastedRead More