November 28, 2012
There were many possibilities to consider on what to post this week, and it was very difficult to make a choice. The choices were narrowed down to two, and, as much as I hoped to find it within myself to write about the recent bickering and bumping on the roads of the NASCAR tracks, I [...]
After four books, five movies, and a raging battle between Team Edward and Team Jacob, the story of a boring girl with bad supernatural luck that turned into a media culture shock has finally reached its climax. Now what? With the hormonal wars that have been fought over the choice between a brooding, sparkly, undead [...]
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Students seeking cinema that isn’t gracing the big screens of mainstream theaters might find themselves at home at Art House Cinema 502 on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street. “We show independent films, foreign films, documentaries, stuff like that,” said Travis Gibby, a volunteer at Art House Cinema 502. “Sometimes we show some classic films.” Art House [...]
Continue reading …The elusive stalker, the possessed child or pet, poltergeists, bloodsuckers, flesh-eaters — these are just a few of the cliched horrors found throughout horror movies. Whether the fear is otherworldly or of that man in the neighborhood who stares a little too long, each horror movie tries to play to human fear with different character [...]
Continue reading …Next month, Disney’s newest princess will make her TV debut. Sofia the First is a cartoon for children that will air on the Disney Channel and Disney Junior, according to the original announcement in The New York Times. Sofia, played by Modern Family‘s Ariel Winter, is a little girl who lucks into the princess gig [...]
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