There’s something about a women crying her eyes out because she’s been through hell and back that really resonates with me. There’s something about a priest contorting the mind of an innocent human being because they can’t get off their heavenly high horse that I’ve seen far too often. And there’s definitely something that hits […]
Movie Review- Insidious: Chapter 2
September 30, 2013 by
A family begins to notice strange occurrences throughout their house. At first the happenings are innocent, like furniture moving around or books getting knocked off of shelves, but soon the phenomena becomes more and more threatening. The danger culminates into one of the family’s children being dragged into another world with the spirits of the […]
Spring Breakers: A Saturated Satire
March 22, 2013 by
Texas Tech’s spring break may have been last week, but that doesn’t mean it’s really over, not if Spring Breakers can make you change your mind. The film hit theatres nationwide today, and does everything it can to show that spring break is certainly NOT over.
Review: Fuddy Meers, Texas Tech Theatre Department
February 11, 2013 by
First and foremost, I’m a pretty seasoned theater-goer. I’ve seen quite a few Texas Tech Theatre shows, and I’ve got to say, this really could be the best one I’ve experienced. Am I a theatre critic by any means? No. But if you know anyone in journalism or theatre, we’re all cynical enough to be. […]
Review: The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
January 22, 2013 by
“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” tells the story of how Bilbo Baggins is hired by the wizard Gandalf the Grey to go along with 13 dwarves on a journey across Middle-earth in an attempt take back their home, Lonely Mountain, from Smaug the dragon. This film starts slow, but once it gets going, “An Unexpected […]
