New take on ‘IT’ is a step above other adaptations

By Salena Moran & Evan Penrod | Staff Writers Exactly 27 years from the release of the original TV miniseries, Stephen King’s IT re-emerges from the sewer grates to haunt audiences in a dark, twisted and sometimes heartfelt movie remake. In the small town of Derry, Maine, in the summer of 1989, a group of seven unlikely friends, the self-proclaimed Loser’s Club, find a mutual … Continue reading New take on ‘IT’ is a step above other adaptations

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‘It Comes at Night’ nails presentation, misses intrigue

By Zach Landau | A&E Editor I cannot remember the last time I felt so conflicted about a film. It Comes at Night is a curious movie that should tick every box for me. At its core, the film tries to unravel the perverse evil that hypermasculinity inflicts on men and ends inconclusively — which is the best and scariest way to end these types … Continue reading ‘It Comes at Night’ nails presentation, misses intrigue

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