Deadpool the Movie: Review Deadpool fans are finally feeling the love from 20th Century Fox

Jason Kruse, Staff Writer

April 21, 2016

  On Feb. 12, 2016, as people were planning and preparing for Valentine’s Day, fans of the popular comic book hero Deadpool flooded the theaters, and it must be said, movie goers and the fans of Deadpool are feeling the love.   Fans have been anxiously waiting for the Deadpool movie, and...

Gasparilla International Film Festival

Aaron Abell, Contributor

May 4, 2015

For the ninth consecutive year, the Gasparilla International Film Festival kicked off its opening ceremony at the grand Tampa Theatre. Yet, just a few months prior, the fate of the festival was in serious jeopardy, some wondering if it would even be possible for the festival to be held in Tampa Bay. One...

Sundance review: The Russian Woodpecker

Jacob McCaskey, Staff Writer

March 4, 2015

  The Sundance Film Festival featured a particularly interesting and unique documentary by the name, The Russian Woodpecker, premiered captivating audiences and snagging the World Cinema Jury Prize: Documentary Winner. Set in Ukraine in the midst of social unrest and economic disparity, the documentary...

Sundance review: Welcome to Leith

Rob Bridenstine, Editor-in-Chief

March 4, 2015

Welcome to Leith, is a gritty piece of cinematic journalism that is meant to hurl the viewers into the center of an environment that is teetering on the edge of sanity, and about to topple into a pit of violence and anarchy. Directors Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher K. Walker made it a point to...

Movie review: The sleepwalker

March 28, 2014

  The feature film, “The Sleepwalker”, directed by Mona Fastvold, premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Jan. 20, 2014.   The movie is about two sisters with a mysterious past connecting each other. One of the sisters named Christine, played by Stephanie Ellis, sleep walks in the...