Adult Takeover
Jac Frost, Director of Arts and Entertainment
May 17, 2013 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies, TV
The 80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s played host to some of the most iconic and quote-worthy teen films and TV shows adored by the millennial generation. “When you grow up your heart dies,” (The Breakfast Club). “On Wednesdays, we wear pink!” (Mean Girls). “You’re asking me out? That’s... Read more »
I Didn’t Know There Were Aliens in Twilight: A Movie Review
Jac Frost, Director of Arts & Entertainment
May 14, 2013 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies, Showcase
Everybody is absolutely sick of sparkling vampires played by dead wizards (if you don’t understand the reference, read a book). The jokes have been overplayed, the ideas overdone, and too many people have hooked onto the ex-fad that is now becoming completely worn out.As can be seen in my previous... Read more »
Fee Fi Fo Fum: A Movie Review
Jac Frost, Director of Arts & Entertainment
March 27, 2013 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies
The Fairy's TaleWe’ve all heard the story, (and if you haven’t, you must live under a rock) Jack was sent out to sell his cow because his family is poor. He does end up selling the cow but for beans rather than actual money. His parental figure throws the beans on the ground and the next day up comes... Read more »
The First of the Worst: A Movie Review
Jac Frost, Director of Arts & Entertainment
March 12, 2013 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies
Hollywood has succeeded in finding the next Twilight, though not in the way they wanted. Beautiful Creatures directed by Richard LaGravanese rushed into theaters this past Valentine’s Day and showed the world just how much production companies are willing to risk in the hope that their book-film adaptation... Read more »
Hogwarts Is No More: Jac Frost on the Appeal of “Beautiful Creatures”
Jac Frost, Director of Arts & Entertainment
February 15, 2013 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Books
The Fad (Or Lack Thereof)Since Harry Potter, authors haven’t dared to write young adult novels about witches and wizards. In fact, there is a much larger array of popular teen series with vampire love stories than any following the lives of sorcerers. Maybe authors do not want to jinx their story before... Read more »
May the Movies Be Ever this Bone-Chilling…
Kaitlin Maloney
July 12, 2009 •
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Movies
Kids killing kids. A bloody battle to the death fought inside a rigged arena with a dystopian society watching. The basic plot of The Hunger Games initially made some reluctant to see the movie. Readers of the series on the other hand, stormed into immediately, expecting a masterpiece, complete with... Read more »