With so much success, it’s hard to believe that I go on Netflix after a long day and can’t find anything to watch.
Entertainment
Descend into the “Darkest Dungeon”
I like my games to hurt.
“The Book of Mormon” returns to Portland
I went into “The Book of Mormon” as a super fan who had never seen the show, expecting only the greatest, side-splitting show I had ever seen.
Take a Trip to “Misfortune County”
With the New Year here, moviegoers have begun talking about the films they’ll be seeing over the next 12 months. Students and faculty at WOU, however, get the chance to start their year off with a movie made by students right here on campus.
Demonic possession terrifies in horror comic
Pivoting from zombies to demons, “The Walking Dead” comic creator Robert Kirkman takes readers for a dark trip in his 2014-released comic series “Outcast.” He and artist Paul Azaceta conjure up striking frames of the traumatic life of the main character, Kyle Barnes.
Writing Sins and Tragedies
In 2006, Panic! At the Disco’s first album, “A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out,” was released. Now, 10 years later and with only one original band member remaining, their fifth album has been released: “Death of a Bachelor” (DoaB).
Music Festivals Invade the West Coast
For me, the New Year means a lot; it means a new term, a chance for new accomplishments, and a lot of upcoming music festivals.
Alan Rickman Dies at 69
It has been a rough month.
“The Hateful Eight” Review
I love Westerns. I love the films of Quentin Tarantino. I love comic ultraviolence. I love snappy, stylized dialogue. I love single-setting stories. I love Tim Roth.
The Death of David Bowie
There is no one else in the world I could think of who could be so deeply abnormal as to turn their own death into a piece of art. But David Bowie certainly was and it puts an impossibly perfect cap onto an excellent and diverse career.
