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Opinion Hal Hoeppner Opinion Hal Hoeppner

MERMAIDS

Now when I say this Monster Week special stuck with me, I don’t necessarily mean that in a good way. At the time, MERMAIDS was Animal Planet’s most-watched program ever, and people didn’t get the memo that it was fake.

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Opinion Brett Ryan Bonowicz Opinion Brett Ryan Bonowicz

Fears, Anxieties, And the depression

Our plan is to continue showing the films of the past and examining them in the modern context. Not every film ages well and that’s a part of the exploration as well…what does an older film mean to today’s world? What can we excavate?

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Opinion Robyn Paxman Opinion Robyn Paxman

UGLIES

There always seems to be a disconnect between dystopian fiction and their Hollywood film adaptations. Hollywood seems unwilling or incapable of allowing their lead actresses to look less than perfect.

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Opinion Hal Hoeppner Opinion Hal Hoeppner

Lunacy

please stop blaming things on the moon, except for werewolves, that one is all the moon’s fault.

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Opinion Dan Repp Opinion Dan Repp

Addicted to Addiction Films

Since I want to avoid spoilers at all costs, I thought I’d base my blog on the title alone and talk about some of the deadly addictions in SciFi and Horror films. I definitely think the cutest addiction was E.T.’s untamable hunger for of Reese’s Pieces, but I want to go deadlier than that…

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Opinion Eric Harrelson Opinion Eric Harrelson

He Was One of Us

My reaction when hearing of a celebrity death is typically “Oh. Well that’s a shame.” And then Anthony Bourdain killed himself.

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Opinion Reid Lansford Opinion Reid Lansford

Benoit

Reactions to the deaths of celebrities are strange when you stop to think about them. These are people we didn’t know. When one does pass on, we usually celebrate their work… So what do you do when one passes on in a horrific way that doesn’t call for celebration?

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Opinion Robyn Paxman Opinion Robyn Paxman

Glitter For Carrie

To this day, I see posts reminding me and others who may be suffering with their own mental health issues, that “Space Mom would want us to take our meds and take care of ourselves.”

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Bears Rebecca Fonte Bears Rebecca Fonte

‘Course I Knew Who Prince Was

I think one of the things I subconsciously appreciated the most about the artist was the way he often took on a female voice in his songs, singing from a perspective that was rarely heard in rock and roll. His was an ambiguous, androgynous, amorphous sexuality in the same way David Bowie’s had been in the decade prior.

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Opinion Jordan Brown Opinion Jordan Brown

I Got Wormholed!

The movies got it all wrong when it comes to traveling through a wormhole. I wasn’t in an empty space, and there were no crazy lights flashing. No, it was me and a bunch of worms. Who knew?

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Opinion Tessa Morrison Opinion Tessa Morrison

Blowing Up SciFi: NOtable Explosions in Cinema

I’ll discuss some of the most dynamite scenes in SciFi that blew up our imagination, in no particular order. (Most of these films are over 20 years old and I shouldn't worry about people crying about spoilers, but we live in a society where people blame me for their not watching classics. So, here is a warning for potential explosive spoilers ahead).

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Opinion Jordan Brown Opinion Jordan Brown

The M83 Kids are Alright

Revisiting the band M83’s “Hurry Up We’re Dreaming” Trilogy: three music videos over which unfolds a tale of the escape, chase, and subsequent freedom of a group supernaturally gifted children. It is awesome.

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