How ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Became Netflix’s Most-Watched Movie Ever Kyla Martens, Staff Writer September 12, 2025
Paddington in Peru Continues Reviving the Family Entertainment Genre Winter Carbajal, Staff Writer May 15, 2025
“Outer Banks” Season Four Part Two Left Me Distraught Yesenia Rosario, Co-Editor-in-Chief November 15, 2024
ISSUE 3: “Bob Marley: One Love” Changed My Perspective on Music Yesenia Rosario, News & Features March 1, 2024
“Godzilla Minus One, Minus Color,” Laden with Emotion Winter Carbajal, Staff Writer February 11, 2024
ISSUE 2: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Is a Confusing Mess Winter Carbajal, Staff Writer December 11, 2023
Retro Review: 40 Years Later, John Carpenter’s “Christine” Remains a Cult Classic Winter Carbajal, Staff Writer October 12, 2023
Retro Review: Coen Brothers’ “Fargo” is a Terrific Little Murder Story Winter Carbajal, Staff Writer October 17, 2023
“The Menu”: A Tasteful, Hilarious Commentary on Consumerism Grace Shafer, Staff Writer January 23, 2023
ISSUE 2: “Spirited”: An Original Telling of a Christmas Carol Payton Heckman, Staff Writer December 9, 2022
“Blockbuster”: a Pitiful Example of a Sitcom Vikram Sambasivan, News & Features Editor November 14, 2022
“The School for Good and Evil” Changes the Meaning of Good and Bad Cecilia Cheng, A&E Editor October 29, 2022
Back To School Issue: “The Summer I Turned Pretty” Has Me Wondering Where My Glow Up Went Cecilia Cheng, A&E Editor August 5, 2022
ISSUE 2: “House of Gucci” Doesn’t Live Up to the Hype Vikram Sambasivan, News Editor December 10, 2021
Cry Macho Has Me Crying For Those Two Hours of My Life Back Vikram Sambasivan, Staff Writer September 30, 2021
“Reminiscence”: a romantic thriller showing us a frightening look into our future Vikram Sambasivan, Staff Writer August 31, 2021
Review: Mugen Train is a must watch for Demon Slayer fans Juno Le, Online Managing Editor May 13, 2021
