Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole with the 2024 Haunted House featuring iconic characters from the books and the Disney movie, such as the creepy Caterpillar, the malicious Mad Hatter, and our petrifying protagonist, Alice. This year, the directors crafted a haunting story to accompany the horrors: Directors Natalie Gettelman, ‘25, Gwen DuVernay, ‘25, and Sawana Tilton, ‘25, are directing...

As apocalyptic movies take over the big screen in the last few years, playing into the idea that the end of humanity is near, it's hard to decipher which ones are worth watching. As someone who normally heads towards re-watching series like “The Office'' and “New Girl'', I found myself pleasantly surprised by the recently made movie “Leave the World Behind.” Minor spoilers ahead!!  It's...

I know it’s not good to idolize celebrities, but I’m not exaggerating when I say I would give my corneas to Dolly Parton if she asked. If you're uninformed of the Dolly-ification of society let me open your eyes. With the voice of an angel, the musical talent of Mozart, the keen intelligence of Einstein, and a career spanning over fifty years; this country legend has sold more than 100 million...

I recently watched Carol and the End of the World and thought it was super cute! The show follows an introverted 42-year-old woman facing the “carpe diem” mentality as a foreign planet is projected to collide with Earth. Instead of partying and traveling like the rest of the world, Carol finds an office job and gets drinks at a closed-down Applebees with her coworkers. The show was endearing, quirky,...

In 1980, disco had been pronounced dead. However, unfortunately missing the memo, the disco-fantasy movie Xanadu starring Olivia Newton-John and Gene Kelly premiered that same year. The film, despite starring two movie-musical legends Olivia Newton-John (Grease) and Gene Kelly (Singin’ in the Rain), was a box office flop and critically derided.  Xanadu was received so poorly that it, along with...

One of the most iconic movies to watch at a sleepover, many of us love–or love to hate–the 2004 Mean Girls movie. Now, twenty years later, Regina George and her posse of Plastics return to our screens again, this time in a musical remake that is bringing a rush of viewers into movie theatres across the country.  Advertised as “Not Your Mother’s Mean Girls,” Tina Fey has taken this chance...