

Elizabeth Drake
- Nov 30, 2018
Revamping Your Favorite Teen Witch: Tracing the Charms of Sabrina from the 90’s Sabrina the Teenage
Here we have our *Butterfly Clip Queen* Melissa Joan Hart starring as Sabrina on Sabrina the Teenage Witch which (lol) aired for seven seasons on ABC and the WB... She’s got her wacky two blonde Aunts, Hilda and Zelda, who you can always count on for tight sweaters, flubbed spells, groovy girl-talk, and more butterfly clips... And my personal favorite character—Salem! Definitely the best cat on sitcom television, Salem is a 500 year old witch who has been spelled into a cat’s


Cham Smadi
- Nov 28, 2018
Review: The Arcana
Title: The Arcana Genre: Fantasy/Romance visual novel iOS and Android game Creators: Nix Hydra Grade: A Disclaimer: Like all college students, I’m super busy and this will influence my views on in game coins and mini games. It’ll make sense later. In a Nutshell: The Arcana is a choice-based fantasy and romance visual novel that is set in the original city state of Vesuvia where you play as a magician’s apprentice. The novel is still ongoing, so I can’t speak yet to the myster


Jose Guzman
- Nov 26, 2018
ICYMI: Logan Lucky (2017)
I wonder if it’s possible to be a renowned, celebrated filmmaker and at the same time be underrated and often overlooked? That to me is the career of Steven Soderbergh. His career got off to a supernova start when his debut feature, 1989’s Sex, Lies, and Videotape, won the prestigious Palm D’Or. Thankfully, he avoided being a mere “flash-in-the-pan.” His prolific career has included indie gems like King of the Hill and The Underneath, box office success with the Ocean’s Eleve

Shelby Cadwell
- Nov 24, 2018
Sci-Fi Saturday #13
Welcome to Sci-Fi Saturday, a column that is devoted to all things science fiction: film, television, comics, novels, video games, and local Metro Detroit events. If there is a topic you'd like to see covered in an upcoming column, email us at kinoclub313wsu@gmail.com! This week I watched 4 episodes of Star Trek: The Original Series season 1, so at this rate I'll finish the first season somewhere between 6 months to 2 years from now: In "Tomorrow is Yesterday" (Season 1, Epis

Staff
- Nov 23, 2018
Let’s Go To The Mall!: A Black Friday Watchlist
Happy Black Friday! In honor of America’s arguably strangest holiday, we bring to you a watchlist of our favorite TV shows and movies that are centered around retail stores, shops, malls and the odd and lovable characters that work and shop there. Shelby South Park - “Black Friday” (Season 17, Episode 7) Having worked in retail on Black Friday, this episode’s over-the-top take on mall security guards preparing for the biggest shopping day of the year was equal parts hilarious

Brisia Vargas
- Nov 21, 2018
Review: Dismissed (2017)
Title: Dismissed (2017) Genre: Drama, Horror, Thriller Director: Benjamin Arfmann Stars: Dylan Sprouse, Kent Osbourne, Rae Gray Grade: B- In a Nutshell: A neurotic overachiever, Lucas Ward (played by Dylan Sprouse) is irked when he fails to receive a perfect grade on a dense and thorough literary analysis paper from his high school English teacher. His ardent disagreement with the interpretation of his work soon evolves into a Machiavellian desire for revenge as he puts Mr. B


Matt Linton
- Nov 20, 2018
Comics Collective Splash Page!
SPLASH PAGE (noun) - Often the first page of a comic, it is generally a full page image designed to introduce the story and draw readers in. Hi everyone. I'm interrupting our irregularly scheduled SPLASH PAGE to share my thoughts on the passing of Stan Lee. STAN LEE (December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018) This is a difficult piece to write. Not out of an overwhelming sense of grief, because, however full of exuberance and life he always seemed, the reality is that Stan Lee wa


Jose Guzman
- Nov 19, 2018
ICYMI: Game 6 (2005)
One of my favorite actors is Michael Keaton. Hard to believe but the same actor who established his comedic chops in early work like Night Shift and Mr. Mom has developed one of the most varied and sustained careers. The 80’s and 90’s saw Keaton enjoy success in hit comedies like Gung Ho and Beetlejuice, stretch his dramatic range in Clean and Sober and My Life, as well make a surprisingly effective choice as the first cinematic Batman in Tim Burton’s first entries in the ser


Morgan Norris
- Nov 16, 2018
A Quick History of Film in Detroit
As mentioned in most of the advertisements for Wayne State University, our campus is Detroit. I’ve been a local metro-Detroit resident for my entire life, so like many other locals I understand the vibrant and deep history of the city. Michigan itself has an interesting past with the film industry, too. About a decade ago, Michigan passed into law subsidies to support film production for economic stimulation. In fact, the subsidies offered were the best in the country at the

Ian Waldie
- Nov 14, 2018
Review: HEATHERS (2018) is Post-Columbine Nihilism Done Right
There has been nothing but controversy surrounding the new Heathers reboot,
which aired (most of it, anyway) over a five-night binge on the Paramount Network during the weekend of October 25 th . The show’s first wave of controversy stemmed from the premise itself: three people from normally disenfranchised groups were the new Heathers, which, in the eyes of the Twitter-verse, meant that there was no room for nuance and that the show planned to paint the queer, plus-sized, a