Tag: arts & entertainment
Del pilots the Barn to the year 3030
On Wednesday, the Barn was the sight of a massive time travel; an expedition to faraway times and galaxies, led by Okira Myth and...
Swift Musings: Unfinished Games, Finished Business
2014 was called many different things, but for entertainment, it may as well be called the year of the unfinished game.
“Minecraft” popularized the idea...
“50 Shades of Grey” is mediocre sexploitation
It has been done. I went and saw “50 Shades of Grey” in a crowded room and didn’t get up to leave partway through....
“Spongebob Squarepants” is a splash of fun
The sponge is back, more visually and aesthetically stunning than ever. Fifteen years into the game and these aquatic creatures are still alluring in...
Carpenter loses touch with “Lost Themes”
In the ‘80s, icons like Jason Voorhees, Freddy Krueger and Michael Myers terrorized theaters but amongst them an even bigger star arose. As one...
Even the seventh son can’t save the awfulness of “Seventh Son”
Have you ever seen a movie that someone claimed is “so bad it’s good?” Well, this is not one of those movies, choosing to...
“Jupiter Ascending”: Guardians of the Galaxy? Never heard of it.
Well, our march through the cinematic wasteland of January and February continues, with nervous studios trotting out potentially bad films to be torn to...
UCR’ts Walk offers stroll into the arts
As the sun was setting into a warm winter’s evening at UCR, students could be seen lining up in mass amounts near the Bell...
Valentine’s Day Outfit
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I’ve been thinking of a good outfit to wear on my date. You would think that picking...
“Grim Fandango” is still great, but filled with grim bugs
Double Fine has finally revived one of Tim Schafer’s best-known and least-played adventure games from his days at LucasArts. Those of us who were...