Seven Nostalgic Movies and Specials to Binge During Halloween
Natalia Hernandez
Copy Editor
Once September hits, spooky season officially begins: Starbucks brings out the...
Interactive Episode of “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” Immerses Viewers
Carmiya Baskin
Staff Writer
After its final episode aired at the beginning of last year, the...
At Home Movie Screening: The Death of Theater and the Birth of Digital Spectacle
Ethan Yu
Staff Writer
“The spectator’s consciousness, imprisoned in a flattened universe, bound by the screen...
“Perpetual Foreigners”: Asian American & Pacific Islander Representation in Popular Media
Ethan Yu
Contributing Writer
The year is 2010: I am 10 years old, and I am...
Lil Dicky Balances Comedy and Vulnerability in “Dave”
Graeme Jackson
Photo Editor
This article contains spoilers for season one of FX Network’s “Dave.”
The Uncertain Future of Movie Releases After COVID-19
Katelin GodboldContributing Writer
The way that audiences enjoy movies has been rapidly changing in the past 20 years. Methods...
Five Throwback Movies to Binge During Quarantine
Aiyana FraasContributing Writer
This article contains minor spoilers for "Bolt," "Julie & Julia," "The King's Speech," "Silver Linings...
“Slay the Dragon” Sheds Light on a Monster of a Problem
Ben Fiorica Contributing Writer
“Slay the Dragon” is a political documentary that focuses on gerrymandering in the...
“All in My Family” Highlights the LGBT+ Asian American Experience
Ethan YuContributing Writer
Last Wednesday, April 15, the UCSB MultiCultural Center (MCC) hosted its weekly “Cup of Culture” movie...
“The Whistlers” Doesn’t Blow, But it Doesn’t Shine Either
Ben Fiorica Contributing Writer
This review contains minor spoilers for “The Whistlers.”
While you likely...
