Luca Guadagnino’s remake of the hit horror film ‘Suspiria’ stunned audiences with shocking cinematography and supreme acting.
Arts, Movies, Column
Schick: ‘Oxy Morons:’ A Real Boston Movie
Arts Editor Jacob Schick discusses ‘Oxy Morons,’ a movie that is more Boston than all of the other Boston movies.
Arts, Movies, Review
Latest ‘Halloween’ Sequel Slashes, Rehashes Same Story
‘Halloween’ might be a crowd-pleaser, but the filmmakers failed to make it interesting, tense, or even the slightest bit scary.
Arts, Movies, Review
Timothée Chalamet Delves into Addiction in ‘Beautiful Boy’
Amazon’s ‘Beautiful Boy’ tells the heartbreaking story of drug addiction through familial relationships and flashback montages.
Arts, Movies, Off Campus
Speaking With the Cast of A24’s ‘Mid90s’
The cast of ‘Mid90s’ sat down to discuss Jonah Hill’s directing debut about skating culture in the ’90s.
Arts, Movies, Review
Emotional Complexity and Suffering Pierce ‘The Happy Prince’
‘The Happy Prince’ presents complex insights into the life of Oscar Wilde.
Arts, Movies, Review
’22 July’ Shocks Viewers with Dismal Tale of Terrorist Attacks
Dark, dreary, and violent, ’22 July’ leaves the audience devastated by the story of Norway’s worst terrorist attack.
Arts, Movies, Review
Chazelle, Gosling Make Leaps for Space Genre in ‘First Man’
‘First Man’ details Neil Armstrong’s larger than life Apollo 11 mission to the moon with touching realism and a starry performance from Ryan Gosling.
Arts, Movies, Review
Goddard’s ‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ Delights with Tarantino Grit
‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ positions itself as a box office anomaly: a deliciously indie flick with Tarantino grit that is palatable for the masses.
Review, Movies, Arts
Within Melancholia, ‘A Star Is Born’ Shines Bright
‘A Star Is Born’ is a perfect and fundamentally upsetting movie starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, in a refreshing new version of the old story.
