Jacob is the A1 Editor for The Heights He is from Orlando and misses the warmth very much. He is still trying to watch every movie in existence, even though he is no longer mandated to fill pages of the newspaper with his reviews. You can reach him at schickja@bc.edu or @schick_jacob on Twitter.
xXx: Return of Xander Cage is aptly named, as it starts with three strikes against it. First, it is a sequel to an action movie series that no one has cared about in over 10 years. xXx: State of the Union came out in 2005, and xXx, the first one with Vin Diesel was released…
Faced with brutal persecution, a Jesuit priest grapples with faith while his prayers go unanswered in Scorsese’s latest passion project, Silence.
‘The Avengers’ and ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ are pointedly not compared in this column on criticism and ratings.
Movies today often run into the problem of telling the audience everything instead of showing it to them. Hollywood needs to trust the audience.
It’s Christmas time again, and what better way to get in the holiday spirit than ‘A Christmas Festival’ with the Boston College Bands
Hello…Shovelhead! doesn’t worry about offending a certain group, instead they make fun of all equally.
Dr. Seth Ember saves his clients from demon possession, but a generic plot and horror clichés can’t save ‘Incarnate.’
The sheer scope of the wizarding world is more fully realized as secrets are unlocked and unimaginable creatures are found in the first installment of five of ‘Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.’
After a year of tiresome and unoriginal screenplays, ‘Arrival’ graces theaters with a truly fascinating plot complimented by solid acting and striking visuals.
Exploring a range of topics from quantum theory to temporality, challenging its viewers throughout, ‘Constellations’ never has a dull moment.
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