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Video Games
Red Dead Redemption II Has the Best Video Game Camera of All Time
Mateo Rispoli ’21// Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer In my opening moments with Red Dead Redemption 2, a few things became…
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Music
An Early November Reunion Brings Out the Youth in an Older Audience
On Thursday, October 18, at Brighton Music Hall in Allston, Massachusetts, The Early November rekindle memories of the audiences’ teenage…
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Music
Review: ‘In My Body’ Album by SYML
People would never expect to find a song they would eventually fall in love with on a television show, especially…
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Video Games
Red Dead Redemption; An Open World’s Golden Ratio
By Samuel Caranicas ’21 // Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer A game’s open world is one of the most important parts…
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Opinion
Opinion: The Ethics of Shane Dawson
On October 19, Shane Dawson released the final video in his seven-part series, “The Mind of Jake Paul,” which Dawson…
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Books
The Brilliance of Stephen King
Haley Saffren ‘20/ Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer There are plenty of ways to terrify people. Isn’t that the goal this time…
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Film
Review: Though Non-Traditional, 'In Search of Greatness' Still Succeeds
In Search Of Greatness, a documentary directed and produced by Gabe Polsky is a film that challenges the human mind…
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Film
Review: 'Suspiria' Is a Bold, Sensual Nightmare
The original Suspiria by the master of Giallo, Dario Argento, is widely considered to be a masterpiece in the horror…
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Film
Review: 'A Private War' Only Succeeds at Being Unevenly Stimulating
Great war films are always about the human cost of the conflict, but they’re rarely about women. So it’s rare…
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Film
Review: 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms' Is a Delightful Film for this Holiday Season
Missing the worlds of Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland and the Narnia series? Love beautiful music, incredible sets, and gorgeous…
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