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March 10, 2025
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THE FOREST
What better way to survive an apocalypse than by beginning again? It can be lonely in the aftermath of a major fallout, something an unassuming
THE TALE OF KSO-WI 2
Student projects are always an interesting case because they always clue you into whether or not those behind them are passionate about what they are
SHUCKS
Just what drives a man to uncover his darkest self? This age-old question carries a chilling implication, suggesting that we could unknowingly be the architects
THIRST TRAP
The term thirst trap originated in the 1990s and refers to a shameless need for approval, affection or attention. Selfie culture giving rise, social media
OUTRAGE
Historically speaking, films that use their narrative to push a political agenda never walk away unscathed from public ire. Regardless of subject matter, an “objective”
BECAUSE WE ARE TOO MANY
Pandemic-adjacent films continue to crop up every now and again. The year 2020 wasn’t a fantastic year for the world, and you won’t get much
STOCKTON TO TABLE ROCK
The final weeks of high school can be either a wonderful time or a stressful experience. For students like Rori (Zoe Kelly), it’s an especially
THE SPACE RODENT
Spooky season gets upended when a new kind of alien invasion leaves friends Mac (Robert Carrera), Dean (David Minard), Amanda (Leah Bernard), and Skyler (Shelby
THE STONE DREW RIPPLES
How far will a family go to protect the life of a child? In The Stone Drew Ripples, director Orimz explores themes of love and