The long-awaited video game horror film, “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” has finally hit theaters to an incredibly divisive reception between critics and fans. Rotten Tomatoes lists a critic score of only 30%, while the audience score is at a staggering 87%, but why is there such a divide?
Fat Bear Week is an annual celebration that takes place in Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska and runs from Oct. 4 to Oct. 10. The event is a fun and unique way to acknowledge and appreciate the survival of brown bears in this wild and pristine environment. Fat Bear Week centers around the idea ...
The Lambda Upsilon Lambda fraternity hosted "Mi Cultura Night" with the Multicultural Center on November 2, where students learned and celebrated Día de Los Muertos with activities and a presentation by the host.
"The Holdovers" had its world premiere at the 50th Telluride Film Festival.
Described as a “queer Fight Club,” “Bottoms” is the latest from director Emma Seligman, who exploded onto the scene in 2020 with indie film “Shiva Baby.” Here, Rachel Sennott, who plays PJ and co-wrote the movie with Seligman, and Ayo Edebiri, who plays Josie, are two high school friends who end up starting an all-girls fight club in an attempt to lose their virginities to popular cheerleaders Isabel (Havana Rose Liu) and Brittany (Kaia Gerber) under the guise of defense against the guys at the school.
There were 120 films screened at the festival, including 22 Special Presentation screenings from major distributors, seven Indiana Spotlight films and 19 World/U.S. premieres.
The days are getting shorter, the weather is getting cooler, and winter is right around the corner. This is the time of year when we all begin craving the sights, smells and sounds of nostalgic homemade dessert creations. The Campus Citizen is here for students with simple, fast and satisfying dessert recipe ideas.
This year, Banned Books Week took place from Oct. 1-7. The Indianapolis Public Library kicked off the week with a discussion featuring John Green at the central location on Oct. 2. Green is a New York Times bestselling author and Indianapolis resident. He has been vocal about the effects of book bans, and has even had one of his novels, “Looking for Alaska,” challenged throughout the country.
“Oppenheimer” is the latest in the stream of biopics the film industry has produced in the last few years, but, unlike the smash hits “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Rocketman,” “Oppenheimer” tackles a different kind of “rockstar.” The film is the most recent entry in Nolan’s filmography, joining the critically acclaimed ranks of “Dunkirk,” “Memento” and “The Dark Knight” trilogy, in addition to many others, and it seems that critics agree it will be put up as one of Nolan’s absolute best movies to date.
The trend of K-pop has continued to dominate the entertainment industry, with a wave of support pouring out across the globe in recent years. In a market that has been met with immense success for a select number of K-pop groups such as BTS and BlackPink, there is much anticipation for how it will develop and maintain its distinct trajectory.
After 19 years, one would think studios and audiences have grown tired of the “Saw” franchise. With “Saw X,” the filmmakers have finally figured out where to take this franchise and how to keep it fresh.
The Garage Food Hall is a cafeteria-style hangout at the end of Massachusetts Avenue’s long stretch of restaurants and bars in downtown Indianapolis. They opened their doors on Jan. 5, 2021, with over 25 vendors selling various food and drink options.
Parlor Doughnut, located on 805 W 10th St., is a blend of coziness and soft pride; its name is plastered on a plain, white-sheeted border in purple sans font, yet the walk inside is where its design shines.
This coming Oscar season looks like it will be another monumental time at the Academy Awards. With films by Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, Greta Gerwig and David Fincher being released, I thought it would be fun to look at what has the potential to be nominated for the 23 awards in the academy’s catalog.
This coming Oscar season looks like it will be another monumental time at the Academy Awards. With films by Martin Scorsese, Christopher Nolan, Greta Gerwig and David Fincher being released, I thought it would be fun to look at what has the potential to be nominated for the 23 awards in the academy’s catalog.
The “Saw” series is one of the most notorious horror franchises of the 21st century. With the tenth film in the franchise, “Saw X,” being released on Sept. 29, here is my personal ranking of the nine “Saw” films from worst to best.
With Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling coming out this summer, we, Abby Godsen (copy editor and reporter) and Jackie Bozinovski (reporter and Abby’s roommate), decided it would be a great idea to rewatch and rank (almost) all of the Barbie movies to date in celebration. This is the fourth and final part featuring an overall ranking for all the movies watched. Any movies that didn't make it to the three previous articles will have their reviews here, otherwise, check out the other three articles to see our thoughts on the rest of the movies we watched.
With Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling coming out this summer, we, Abby Godsen (copy editor and reporter) and Jackie Bozinovski (reporter and Abby’s roommate), decided it would be a great idea to rewatch and rank (almost) all of the Barbie movies to date in celebration. This third installment features the mermaid movies of the Barbie franchise.
With Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling coming out this summer, we, Abby Godsen (copy editor and reporter) and Jackie Bozinovski (reporter and Abby’s roommate), decided it would be a great idea to rewatch and rank (almost) all of the Barbie movies to date in celebration. This second installment features the fairy movies of the Barbie franchise.
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