Zack Hohenstein, E23 Reporter
It seems like every character wants to assume a new identity in “Bad Times at the El Royale”. They sneak around, hide things and lie in order to appear as someone else multiple times over the … Read the rest
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“Riverdale” Season Three Premiere First Look
Megan Rubenstein, E23 Reporter
The CW’s “Riverdale” returns with the season three premiere, leaving viewers questioning how the remainder of the season will look.
This review contains spoilers
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, the CW’s “Riverdale,” the dark teen-drama based … Read the rest
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“A Star is Born” Review
Francisco Melendez, E23 Reporter
“A Star is Born” (2018) is the fourth official remake of “A Star is Born” to be released in theatres, and it has a lot to live up to. The 1937 version was nominated for 7 … Read the rest
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“The Good Place” Season 3 Premiere Review
Jacob Mosher, E23 Reporter
Spoiler Warning: The plot of previous seasons and this episode will be discussed.
The best show currently on network television, “The Good Place”, returned Thursday night with season three’s two-part premiere. It begins exactly where … Read the rest
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Top News for “Bachelor” Fans
Megan Rubenstein, E23 Reporter
Spoilers Ahead
It’s been a wild couple of weeks for Bachelor Nation! The two-part finale of “Bachelor in Paradise” Season 5 that aired on Sept. 10 and 11 took many dramatic twists, and that is only … Read the rest
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“The Predator” Review
Zack Hohenstein, E23 Reporter
Well, at least it was funny.
That is the most positive thing I can say about director Shane Black’s “The Predator”. There are some negative things to be said though. The writers had no interest in … Read the rest
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“The Nun” Review
Francisco Melendez, E23 Reporter
“The Nun” is interesting to examine because it shows how a great horror movie premise can be so completely wasted. The movie serves as a prequel to the critically acclaimed Conjuring franchise, and, in theory, was … Read the rest
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True/False Review: “Of Fathers and Sons” is a powerful must-see
By Brooke Knappenberger, E23 Reporter
In the documentary “Of Fathers and Sons”, director Talal Derki returns to his home country of Syria to provide an extremely rare and intimate insight into a radical Islamist family. He follows the family in … Read the rest
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True/False Review: “Bisbee ‘17” tells a lot but explains little
By John Messer, E23 Reporter
“Bisbee ‘17” was one of the many documentary films showcased at the 2018 True/False Film Fest. The film takes a look at the Arizona town of Bisbee and its sordid past of worker disputes and … Read the rest
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The Shins “Heartworms” Review
By Sam Mosher, E23 Reporter
The Shins have returned after a five year hiatus with their brand new LP, “Heartworms”. The album finds The Shins experimenting with new sub-genres in pop, while still retaining their fun and playful indie rock … Read the rest
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