By Zack Gill Copy Editor For years, the survival-horror “Resident Evil” video game series was derided for silly writing and archaic gameplay conventions. So, in 2005, developer Capcom attempted a radical reinvention of the series. […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor The only thing that matters about a film is whether or not it is engaging. The first hour of American auteur Paul Thomas Anderson’s newest film, “The Master,” is definitely […]
By Zack Gill Copy Editor At one point in Ridley Scott’s newest film, “Prometheus,” the android David (Michael Fassbender) says that “big things have small beginnings;” obviously, he wasn’t referring to the film he is […]
By Ari Howorth Arts Editor Team Lautenan, consisting of juniors Alec Lautenan, Braden Currey, and Zack Gill and senior Eli Rivas, won the 18th annual Mira Costa Scholar Quiz against Team Janotta, made up […]
By Zack Gill Arts Editor Since the beginning of the previous decade, America’s triple-A theme parks, namely Disney’s parks and the Universal Studios, have participated in a game of extreme one-upmanship, often laying down hundreds […]
Another summer brings another set of tentpole films, from another set of CGI-animated family comedies
to a new batch of superhero films to high-octane ultraviolence vehicles. […]
Many people go to horror films because they love the adrenaline rush provided by fear, but perhaps an equal amount go to horror films to laugh at the absurd carnage portrayed on the screen in some sort of sick, gleeful schadenfreude. […]
With its wonderful design, memorable music score, baffling puzzles and intriguing exploration, the downloadable “Fez” supplies hours of sublime gameplay at a budget price. […]
“Jeff, Who Lives at Home” is an offbeat and somewhat off-putting film with unlikeable and often annoying characters, elusive zen machinations and a continuation of the Duplass’ rudimentary technical style. Still, the small ensemble gives stellar performances that make the often-dramatic film bizarrely thought-provoking. […]
“Star Wars Episode I: the Phantom Menace” is the film we thought was awesome when we were six years old. Ten years after its initial theatrical run and after the loss of innocence of the entire film-going generation that saw “Episode I” as kids, the film leaves a sour taste in the mouths of viewers upon its 3D re-release.
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