Ethan Stinson

Frame Follies: 9/23/22

Halloween should be celebrated throughout fall

Since I was a kid, it has always been a tradition to decorate for Christmas on either Thanksgiving or Black Friday, a custom which many…

Ethan Stinson Sep 22

Film

‘See How They Run’ solves case of formulaic mystery films

The murder mystery, or whodunit, has long been a staple of both stage and screen entertainment. Undeniably, the works of novelist Agatha Christie (“The A.B.C.…

Ethan Stinson Sep 21

Frame Follies

Frame Follies: Answer 9/16/22

Ethan Stinson Sep 15

Opinion

Movie theaters facing decline

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic’s harsh impact on movie theaters worldwide, the question of whether such establishments may soon grow extinct has greatly loomed.…

Ethan Stinson Sep 15

Laker Review

‘Splatoon 3’ makes big splash despite minimal gameplay changes

Since its first title’s release in 2015, the “Splatoon” franchise has grown to be one of Nintendo’s most beloved intellectual properties. With the addition of…

Ethan Stinson Sep 14

Film

‘Samaritan’ fails to soar past uninspired plot, cookie-cutter characters

Like Paramount Pictures did earlier this summer, Amazon Studios has also dipped its feet into the oddly specific “child discovers a close adult is a…

Ethan Stinson Sep 9

Film

‘Three Thousand Years’ leaves viewers longing for more substance

For a film which boasts a dialogue-driven story and attempts at being conversational and philosophical, “Three Thousand Years of Longing” ultimately feels like it has…

Ethan Stinson Sep 9