By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor It’s always the same thing, a young average looking white girl falling in love with an emotionally unavailable boy or an obvious non trans, lesbian, gay, etc. person playing the role of a LGBT+ member. … Continue reading Let’s Cancel Hollywood
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor The Austin Film Festival is dedicated to influencing art, craft, the business of screenwriting and film making by having year round gatherings and affairs. Austin Film festival take place Oct. 24 -31. The week will … Continue reading Austin Film Festival is Right Around The Corner
By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor Thursday was the opening day of the San Marcos Cinema Club’s third annual Lost River Film Festival. Throughout all of San Marcos Movie screenings, special events and happy hours took place all weekend long to … Continue reading Kicking off Lost River Film Fest in Fischer, TX
By Timia Cobb Music Journalist A good movie can be made even greater by its soundtrack. Music in films can help the movie become more memorable and impactful, such as the epic “Wonder Woman” theme song or Celine Dion’s “My Heart … Continue reading 3 Soundtracks That Were Better Than The Movie
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Spooky season is finally here! And you know what that means – staying in (alone or with friends) and having a movie night or movie week with some of the best Halloween movies (in … Continue reading 10 Movies to Watch this Halloween
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor Austin Film Festival season is back, baby! Austin Film Festival is Oct. 24 – 31 this year – eight days of films across seven venues with the industry’s best professionals. Come check out the films … Continue reading Austin Film Festival is Back!
By Syd SmithMusic Journalist I’ve always thought my soundtracks do pretty good, because they’re basically professional equivalents of a mix tape I’d make for you at home. Quentin Tarantino Today let’s cherry-pick a track from each of Tarantino’s nine movies … Continue reading Tarantino Mix Tape
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Warner Bros. recently announced that a fourth “Matrix” film will be released. The first “Matrix”, released in 1999, broke records and received critical acclaim as well as winning four Academy Awards. It was a … Continue reading Why You Should Be Excited for Matrix 4
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Ever since I was a kid, I have loved watching movies. I remember my parents playing videos on our VHS (it was what we used before getting a DVD player). Even now, I love … Continue reading 5 Underrated Movies From My Childhood
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor As the semester is coming to an end, the stress of grades and finals will begin to catch up with all of us. A great way to relieve some of that anxiety is to … Continue reading Movies to Get You Through the Semester
By Samuel Turner Music Journalist Music, while amazing on its own, is also used as a tool to enhance other forms of media such as film and television. Music sets the mood, builds tension, and in some cases is an … Continue reading The Multifaceted Tool That Is Music
By Elise Montemayor Music Journalist 1. “All I Need” by Sampha (originally by Air) Piano man, Sampha, did a jazzy, stripped-down version of “All I Need” for BBC Radio 1’s piano sessions back in 2016. It’s been four years and … Continue reading A New Take: Five Notable Covers
By Julian SaldanaVideographer This review contains some spoilers of the film. The first movie I saw this SXSW was no other than The Art of Self-Defense. I went in without doing much research on the film, and I’m thankful I … Continue reading The Art of Self-Defense: Review
By Arlett RamirezWeb Content Contributor The month of March is known as Women’s History Month where we honor the contributions of women to history. International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8 and it’s a public holiday in some … Continue reading Eight Empowering Women in Movies
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor Throughout the years, movie adaptations of books have become a popular occurrence in our culture. From the “Harry Potter” series, to “The Hunger Games,” to “Crazy Rich Asians,” these adaptations have been successful in … Continue reading Why Netflix Should Make A Percy Jackson Series
By Daniel Richter Web Content Contributor The Stars & Stripes Drive-In Theatre in New Braunfels is a great affordable late night activity for college students on budget. Being a poor college student myself, I struggle to find ideas for date … Continue reading A Night at Stars & Stripes Drive-In
By Kyle Emmott Other Side Drive Host “Stream It or Leave It” is your go-to radio segment for TV/film reviews with a dab of humor. New content is being added to streaming platforms daily, and it is becoming increasingly difficult … Continue reading Stream It or Leave It
By Anna Valdez Blog Content Contributor By definition, an introvert is someone who is shy, reticent and often enjoys spending time alone. With Halloween celebrations occurring all month long, it can feel a little daunting to step out of one’s … Continue reading An Introvert’s Guide to Halloween
By Iliana Ramirez Music Journalist During the summer of 2009, Fox Searchlight released the quirky “romantic comedy,” “500 Days of Summer.” The story centers around Tom, played by Joseph Gordon Levitt and Summer, played by Zooey Deschanel. Tom, a hopeless … Continue reading Music in Film: A Look Inside the Soundtrack of “500 Days of Summer”
By Jenise Jackson Blog Content Contributor Nostalgia can be a wonderful thing, at least until you feel like you’re drowning in it. With this irksome trend of TV networks wanting to ride the popularity wave that comes with rebooting or … Continue reading Booting the Reboots
