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Dashiell Dekker’s Favorite Films of All Time

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Jun 9, 2023

Dashiell Dekker gives a final send-off with his all time favorite films.

“The Doom Generation”: 25 years later

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 26, 2023

Gregg Araki’s 90s threesome apocalypto road trip remains just as powerful as it did back than

‘Beau is Afraid’ is whimsically hellish — frequently bold

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 20, 2023

Ari Aster’s ‘nightmare comedy’ is provocative and all encompassing

Let’s-A-Go to the Movies: The Super Mario Bros. film is surprisingly entertaining.

By Alexis Martinez, Staff Writer • Apr 17, 2023

Is the new Super Mario Bros. Movie worth watching? Find out in this spoiler free review!

Can the downward trajectory of the Marvel Cinematic Universe be reversed?

By Daimler Koch, Online Editor-in-Chief • Apr 14, 2023

Once a pop culture powerhouse, the studio’s film quality has dramatically declined since the beginning of Phase Four nearly two years ago.

“How to blow up a pipeline” is the essential Gen-Z thriller

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 12, 2023

Daniel Goldhaber’s ticking time-bomb of a thriller is one for the ages.

The magic of movie theaters is fading. Here’s how to bring it back and save cinema culture.

By Docette Danialypour, Staff Writer • Mar 23, 2023

With movie theater demand falling due to streaming services, theaters will have to step it up to get customers back.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a waste of time and space

By Daimler Koch, Online Editor-in-Chief • Feb 23, 2023

Marvel fails to wow us with their interdimensional madness…again

Cozy comfort films for the holiday season

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Dec 7, 2022

As the demand for holiday movies draws nearer, here is a curated list of warm and melancholic films for the month of December that you probably haven’t ever seen.

Bardo (or how I learned to stop criticizing and love the movies)

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Dec 1, 2022

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s newest masterwork is an out-of-body experience.

“My Policeman” finds little passion in the mundane

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Nov 15, 2022

Michael Grandage’s forbidden tale of gay love is as cookie cutter as it gets.

REVIEW | “Heartstopper” pleases fans with its positive representations of LGBTQ relationships

By Emma Salehi, Staff Writer • Jun 2, 2022

For your pride month viewing, the Mirror recommends this heart-warming show released on Netflix, based on the digital web-comic.