Greetings again from the darkness. “Break a leg.” The well-meaning phrase dates back many years as a way to avoid the dreaded ‘good luck’ for someone preparing to perform on stage. When high school sophomore Sophie explains this to her mother, the mom hugs...

Review by Adam Courtliff The highly anticipated release of The End of Oak Street has been overshadowed by what can only be described as one of the most abominable marketing campaigns in recent memory. In an attempt to sell the film to would-be audiences,...

Review by Adam Courtliff The Cold War is one of the most fascinating conflicts in humanity's brief but destructive history. Despite lacking the large-scale military clashes of more famous conflicts, civilization has arguably never been as close to mutually...

Greetings again from the darkness. “Would you like to buy some Girl Scout cookies?” It’s a familiar pitch we hear every year at grocery stores, our front doors, and even at the office as co-workers spread the word on behalf of their scouting daughters. With...

Review by Adam Courtliff Director Will Gluck has made a name for himself within the romantic comedy genre delivering Easy A, Friends with Benefits, and the extraordinary box office success story of Anyone but You so it felt almost inevitable that he would...