Review by E23 Writer Michael Donelan
The new film “Blockers” is hilarious, filthy, heartwarming and one of the best comedies in recent years.
On the day of their senior prom, longtime best friends Julie (Kathryn Newton), Kayla (Geraldine Viswanathan) and … Read the rest
By Rachel Zalucki, E23 Reporter
200 years ago in 1818, an unremarkable book was published by an unremarkable woman, and critics expected it to be an inevitable flop. That woman was Mary Shelley and that book was the classic horror … Read the rest
This week on E23, Josie Clark reviews the new horror film “A Quiet Place” and John Messer talks about Jimmy Kimmel and Chappaquiddick. Brian Woods interviews Greg Miller, MU alumnus and YouTuber from Kinda Funny, about how his education at … Read the rest
By Hal Robison, E23 Reporter
Adam, Jack and Ryan Met still insist that they’re “not famous.”
After the release of their second album, “The Click,” in June 2017 and the start of their tour of the same name, AJR has … Read the rest
By John Messer, E23 Reporter
This past weekend gave us “Chappaquiddick,” starring Jason Clarke as Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy and Kate Mara as Mary Jo Kopechne. It was directed by John Curran and, more importantly, has a supporting role from … Read the rest
By Savannah Ritzen, E23 Reporter
Finally, the summer bops are heading our way! On Friday, April 6, The Aces released their debut pop album, “When My Heart Felt Volcanic.” Filled with sparkle and confidence, the album is perfect to add … Read the rest
This week, John is joined by his friend Chloe for a discussion of Tabletop Role-Playing and the intricacies of Dungeons and Dragons. Please excuse our host this episode; he was very sick and had trouble boosting his audio. Technical difficulties … Read the rest
By John Messer, E23 Reviewer
Steven Spielberg’s “Ready Player One” came out this past weekend to much anticipation. The film is based on the 2011 novel of the same name by Ernest Cline, so the usual suspects of book fans … Read the rest
By John Messer, E23 Reporter
Video game movies are constant entries in the anthology of schlock. Time and time again, they fall just short of being good. A few do rise above the sludge; the first “Mortal Kombat” was decent … Read the rest
By Bryce Cross, E23 Reporter
Nearly everyone knows the origin story of Superman. He came from a dying alien planet, crash landed and was raised on Earth to eventually become humanity’s shining light and savior. So why watch a story … Read the rest
