Anthology film âThe Houseâ showcases macabre scenery, unique stories
By Ethan Stinson Perplexingly billed by Netflix as a dark comedy, âThe Houseâ is a stop-motion animated fantasy horror film presenting three self-contained stories centered around the titular abode. While slight instances of humor present themselves throughout, the heart of…
âSpider-Man: No Way Homeâ goes beyond fansâ expectations
By Faith Smith The first film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe âSpider-Manâ trilogy, âSpider-Man: Homecoming,â starring Tom Holland (âOnwardâ), was released July 7, 2017. The trilogy started off good, but on a safe note. It was unsurprising and even a…
Earl Sweatshirt dives into mainstream hip-hop with album âSICK!â
By Jarrad Wakefield The ever-enigmatic Earl Sweatshirt (âWhole Worldâ) is back. It has been two years since we have heard from Odd Futureâs most introspective and introverted member with his 2020 LP âFeet of Clay.â The album somewhat mirrored the…
New season of ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ underwhelms
By John Custodio Historical drama. International scandals. American political commentary. The five worst people on television go to Ireland. âItâs Always Sunny in Philadelphiaâ finished its 15th season, making it the longest-running American live action comedy. Unfortunately, it disappointed. Following…
‘The Witcher’ season two represents step forward for series
By Connor LaLone The second season of Netflix’s adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s (“Light Pepetual”) “Witcher” books was released on Dec. 17. The series sees Henry Cavill (“Man of Steel”) reprise his role as Geralt of Rivia, and Anya Chalotra (“Wanderlust,”)…
