Ash, Mist and Rebellion: Why “Mistborn” is Hard to Put Down
Set in a world covered in ash and mist, “Mistborn: The Final Empire” follows a young thief who joins a rebellion against a brutal immortal ruler.
“Michael” is Bad – Not in the Good Way
The highly-expected movie honoring the King of Pop disappoints.
COD’s Global Flick Film Series Highlights the Importance of International Cinema
The free screenings on campus allow audiences to experience movies across nations
“Wake Up Dead Man” Pushes the “Knives Out” Franchise Into Its Boldest—and Bleakest—Era Yet
Rian Johnson trades sunlit spectacle for bruising introspection in a mystery that hits harder than expected.
“Five Nights at Freddy’s 2:” A Solid Movie for Fans, Just Not for Me
A sequel with an unfulfilling plot, bad writing and obscure game references.
“Frankenstein” Brings Gothic Thrills to Netflix
The new movie by Guillermo del Toro is a perfect watch for the winter season.
Why The Grammys’ Decision to Split Best Country Album Into Two Categories Is a Mistake
The division of the award won’t create the fairness the Academy says it wants.
COD’s “The Game’s Afoot” Brilliantly Blends Humor and Suspense
The College Theater delivers a performance that keeps audiences both laughing and guessing.
Review: COD’s “The Crucible” Is Both Great And Terrifying
The College Theater’s retelling of the Salem witch hunt is eerily reminiscent of current events.
“El Apagón” Doesn’t Hide the Exploitation of Latin America
Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny celebrates his culture while exposing the island’s struggle with gentrification.
“No, I’m Not A Human” Is A Diamond in the Rough – Mostly Rough
The recently released indie horror game from Trioskaz has great ideas but misses the mark.
“One to One: John and Yoko” Documentary Review
This sensational documentary will not disappoint the fans.