Undertale is a game of charming imagination
By Max Lively, Staff writer
December 18, 2015
“Genius” is a term that seems to get thrown around quite often—the integrity of the word being lost in the imprudence of common vernacular. That being said, Undertale is a PC role-playing video game (RPG) crafted with heartfelt imagination and innovation by developer tobyfox that utterly destroys...
Latest Avengers movie is overlong and repetitive
By Nathan Richardson, Features Editor
May 22, 2015
Avengers: Age of Ultron, the latest offering in the Marvel cinematic universe, is a mildly entertaining film, but one loaded with clichés and lacking any meaningful substance with a narrative that is, frankly, just a mess. The story follows the Avengers as they work to defeat a new enemy, Ultron (...
New label, same sound for Sleeping with Sirens
By Elizabeth Goldberg, Staff Writer
April 27, 2015
Sleeping with Sirens released their fourth full-length album, Madness, on March 17 and, despite switching labels to Epitaph Records from Rise Records, the overall aesthetic of Madness does not stray far from the band’s original sound. Elements from their first album, With Ears to See and Eyes to He...
Modest Mouse still has it after eight years between albums
By Alli Caulfield, Co-Editor
April 12, 2015
Modest Mouse, the popular indie rock band, released a new 15-track album on March 17 titled Strangers to Ourselves that proved the group is anything but stagnant. Isaac Brock’s vocals are as sporadic and unusual as ever, and lyrically the album is sure to be a hit among indie and alternative rock mus...
Boyhood stands at the top, even if Oscar disagrees
By Nathan Richardson, Features Editor
February 22, 2015
The 87th Academy Awards were distributed Sunday and, ostensibly, the top films of 2014—and the people responsible for them—were honored accordingly. It’s a nice thought in theory, but often the best films and the most deserving performances and achievements are not rewarded with Oscars for various...
Eastwood’s latest brings horrors of war to life
By Justin Taverna, Correspondent
February 15, 2015
Director Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper is the war movie that Hollywood has been waiting for. It offers moviegoers a deep look into the horrors of the decade-long war in Iraq and some of its fiercest battlegrounds. That look is filtered through the eyes of an all-American young man who goes fro...
Back to the beginning in Better Call Saul
By Nathan Richardson, Features Editor
February 11, 2015
Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan's prequel (of sorts) to his hit show Breaking Bad that premiered Sunday on AMC, is smart and ambitious with the great writing that Breaking Bad was known for, with more obvious comedic moments mixed with dramatic ones. Sunday’s premiere was followed by a second e...
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