Carrie is the story of a young girl with powers, her religious mother, and every single high school movie about teenage girls since the 90’s. Though the movie tries to answer the big questions like “Why are periods…
Category: Movies
2014 Ashland Independent Film Festival Looking for Volunteers
The Ashland Independent Film Festival is looking for volunteers for the upcoming festival in April 2014, and they’re inviting SOU students to come join in. The AIFF is a five day event, beginning April 3rd, 2014 at the Varsity Theatre…
“Adam Devine’s House Party” Features Familiar Faces
Adam Devine, best known for his acting in Workaholics, Pitch Perfect, and many other movie and television roles, started hosting his own show on Comedy Central Tuesday, October 24th. The new series, Adam Devine’s House Party, centers around Devine and…
Emmy Award Winning Composer Lecturing at SOU
Emmy Award winner Larry Groupé will be holding a lecture on Monday, November 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the SOU Music Recital Hall presented by The Music program of the Department of Performing Arts at Southern Oregon University and the…
Rocky Horror Picture Show Tonight!
This Friday the 25th Epic Productions is hosting a showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show in the basement of the Student Union. Doors open at 7:30 p.m., when there will be a run down and explanation of the event…
Gravity: A Heavy Film
Ever since Gravity‘s release there has been a flood of reviews quickly jumping into the fray to call it “the next 2001: A Space Odyssey” or the like. This is not Stanley Kubrick, nor is it Ron Howard; it’s Alfonso…
Rush: A Film That Inspires
Without a doubt this is one of the best movies that I have seen so far this year. Rush keeps you glued to your seats with excitement and anticipation throughout the entire movie. Rush (directed by Ron Howard), focuses on…
The Hangover Part III Review: Save Your Money for Better Movies This Summer
I had high hopes for The Hangover Part III. No re-used plotline, the trailer highlighted some very funny bits, and the reunion of Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, and Zach Galifianakis as “the Wolfpack” was irresistible. However, disappointment was imminent, as I…
Star Trek Into Darkness Review: Boldly Go See This Film
The summer of science fiction continues with the sequel to J.J. Abrahms’ 2009 reboot to the 1966 television series, Star Trek. The new film, Star Trek Into Darkness sees the return of the crew of the USS Enterprise. Six months…
The Great Gatsby Review: An Orgy of the Senses
You either hate Baz Luhrmann and his films, or you love them…that is if you love something insanely over-the-top, saturated beyond belief with colors, sound, glittering costumes, roaring and/or sweeping music, jarring and quick shots, and women who look like…