Lexi Letterman Lantern Staff Halloween is right around the corner and this time of year, everyone is looking for their next thrill or scare. If this description fits you, then you may want to watch The Woman in Black. The Woman in Black is the story of a lawyer, Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe), set in… Continue reading Catch a fright from ‘The Woman in Black’
Maddison Farris Lantern Staff On Thursday, Oct.10, Butler Community college was happy to host Amy Schmierbach, an artist and student at Fort Hays State University, and her mesmerizing display of artwork in the gallery of the 700 building, and will remain there until Friday, Nov. 1, which is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.… Continue reading Local artist displays work in E.B. White Gallery
Carlie Pracht Lantern Staff Netflix recently released an eight- episode limited series called Unbelievable, which tells the story of a teen who reported being raped and the journey she went on to tell her story. Unbelievable, created by Susannah Grant and based on a true story, which was reported in a Pulitzer Prize winning article,… Continue reading ‘Unbelievable’ but common story portrayed in new Netflix series
Jordan Plowman Lantern Staff Charmed originally ran from 1998 to 2006, but a new version of Charmed recently debuted on Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018, on The CW and uploaded on to Netflix in September 2019. Charmed is produced in Vancouver, a city in British Columbia, Canada. The American drama and fantasy television show, Charmed, is… Continue reading A show that will charm you
Maya Hall Lantern Staff Zombieland: Double Tap recently hit theaters on Friday, Oct. 18, and its weekend box office made $26.75 million. The movie is a sequel to the popular zombie thriller, Zombieland, from 2009. With intense action and exceptional witty banter, this movie offers its audience an exciting and fun watch. The movie stars… Continue reading ‘Zombieland’ rises again for ‘Double Tap’
Matthew Will Editor-in-Chief For the first time since September of 2013, we have a college football video game. Not just a college football game, but one that plays on the newest consoles – the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Yet, this ‘college football homecoming’ falls quite short. Released on Friday, Sept. 27 at $29.99, Doug… Continue reading ‘Maximum Football’ drops the ball on college football
Maya Hall Lantern Staff Joker, one of the most anticipated films of the year, was released Friday, Oct. 4 and debuted with a successful weekend box office of $96 million. The movie stars Joaquin Phoenix, Robert De Niro, Frances Conroy and Zazie Beetz. Joker not only lives up to most of its expectations but also… Continue reading ‘Joker’ tackles representation of mental illness
Madeline Owens Lantern Staff The Golden Asian buffet has excellent Chinese cuisine, and they know what a good buffet should consist of. Chinese food is a necessity in a small midwest town. Even in my small hometown of Gardner, there are a couple of really good “hole in the wall” Chinese restaurants that were very… Continue reading Local buffet provides stunning choices, service
Caelin Bragg Lantern Staff AI: The Somnium Files continues director and writer Kotaro Uchikoshi’s special brand of nonsense that leaves players emotionally drained by the end, in a good way. AI is the latest brainchild of Uchikoshi, most known for the Zero Escape visual novel trilogy, of which includes 999. Released on Tuesday, Sept. 17 for PS4, Switch and PC, AI follows quasi-detective Kaname Date as he… Continue reading There’s more than meets the ‘AI’ in ‘The Somnium Files’
Matthew Will Editor-in-Chief Year after year, sports video games are tagged with the familiar ‘just a roster update’ stereotype. For the third straight year, NHL has paved the way in sports gaming with new features and modes, breaking those stereotypes. Presentation: In 2006, EA Sports began using NBC as their game broadcast package. Legendary hockey… Continue reading ‘NHL 20’ takes strides to improve gaming enjoyment
