Tell me you love me tour
Juliet Fuhrmann, Move Editor
March 21, 2018
What started as a road trip to Chicago to see Demi Lovato live, turned out to be the greatest weekend I have had in a very long time. I will always and forever love alternative music, but I have loved Demi Lovato since I was a little girl and I saw “Camp Rock” for the first time. She started to...
A stranger Stranger Things
Gillian Pendel, Staff Reporter
December 15, 2017
Following the recents news of Stranger Things being renewed for a third season, it’s time we just come out and say it: Stranger Things 2 was not that good. Content-wise, that is. Cinematically, it was ahead of its time, but it’s time we finally just admit it: everything else was mediocre, at best. Fro...
Downtown cathedral stands out and pulls visitors in
Caroline Schroeder, Staff Reporter
December 12, 2017
Mrs. Mccune guided her three AP Art History classes to the bus awaiting our arrival to take us to the Cathedral Basilica in downtown St. Louis. After forty minutes of driving toward the city, the bus pulled up to the grey church: more majestic than the average church, and much more extravagant than ...
Jigsaw
Skylar Laird, Co-editor-in-chief
December 12, 2017
Filed under Reviews
“I wanna play a game.” This quote lives in its own infamy - it’s one of those phrases everyone knows, making the movie series it’s from, the Saw franchise, equally well-known. Beginning with a simple movie about two men trapped in a bathroom at the hand of a mass-”murderer” known as Ji...
A “Wonder”
Juliet Fuhrmann, Move Editor
November 29, 2017
Filed under Feature, Reviews, Showcase
Normally you would have a paper ticket when you walk into a movie theater, but for this particular night, it was bracelets with the phrase “choose kind” on them. On Nov. 15, at 6 p.m. I went to see "Wonder" with my family. My brother's plastic surgeon bought out an auditorium for his patients,...
The Shack
Talia Thambyrajah, staff reporter
November 21, 2017
As I was scrolling through Netflix this past weekend in avoidance of my several homework assignments and college essays, I was not satisfied with the selection I was given. Nowadays, there aren't many, what I would consider, “good” movies on Netflix that I haven't already seen. But, that is anot...
Heroin(e)- A documentary about Heroin and Heroines
Jennifer Ferry, Staff Reporter
October 13, 2017
Filed under Feature, Reviews, Showcase
As a person who's always looking for an interesting new show to watch,- I place a lot of faith in Netflix’s show suggestions for me. Last week while doing my calculus homework Netflix recommended to me an interesting documentary about drug use in Huntington, West Virginia. I was intrigued enough to watc...
Lightning, murder, and….Romance?
Reese McLaughlin, Staff reporter
October 11, 2017
Filed under Feature, Feature, Reviews
“And Then There Were None” was one of the first books that I read for school and actually enjoyed. The way Agatha Christie writes entraps the reader in her world. She doesn't baby the audience by dumbing down the plot, which is something I always appreciate. Then Hollywood came along and made a ...
Forget the critics, “Batman v Superman” was awesome
Will Sills, staff reporter
March 30, 2016
Last Thursday, I stood in a line for about 30 minutes, eagerly waiting to get a good seat for my most anticipated movie of the year, “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” While I was incredibly excited, I was also quite nervous. The Rotten Tomatoes score fell almost by the minute, dropping from a ...
Star Wars: Episode VII – the force is strong with this one
Will Sills, staff reporter
January 12, 2016
Filed under Feature, Reviews, Uncategorized
On opening day, I waited in a line for three to four hours to see the most anticipated film to ever be released, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” With all the hype behind the film, there’s no way it could have possibly lived up to the extremely high bar, right? Actually, not only did it meet the stand...
“Spotlight”: the 2010s answer to “All the President’s Men”
Will Sills, staff reporter
December 4, 2015
It’s official: “The Revenant” is no longer the Oscar favorite to win Best Picture. Even though the film has not even been released, it is going to have be nearly perfect because “Spotlight” was incredible! The film focuses on the spotlight staff members at the Boston Globe (played by Michael ...
The top five most disappointing movie sequels of all-time
Will Sills, staff reporter
November 11, 2015
Filed under Feature, Reviews, Voice
This year, we have received and will receive sequels to some of our favorite movies of all time, from “Star Wars: Episode VII” to “Jurassic World.” We eagerly and somewhat nervously anticipate these sequels, afraid that they could suck. I think it’s safe to say that no sequel this year will ...
Teaching a new course can be difficult. Mr. Scott Dauve, the past anatomy teacher, was a well-liked person. Mr. Patrick Reed has big shoes to fill as he...
