‘Wonder Woman 1984’: Good, but doesn’t live up to hype
Lilly Aspell plays young Diana.
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Let’s Grab-n-Go at the Butler Bistro
Jordan Plowman Multimedia Editor As the sight of frost peeks around the corner, Butler offers something new on campus. After the long overdue construction comes to a fold, Butler invites Great Western Dining to run the new Butler Bistro in Andover’s 5000 building. “The Butler Bistro is open 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through… Continue reading Let’s Grab-n-Go at the Butler Bistro
‘Hubie Halloween’: Hilarious, spooky fun
Hayden Cole Lantern Staff In his latest feel-good, goofball film, Adam Sandler stars as an outsider who just wants to keep people safe on the spookiest night of the year. Released on Netflix last week, Sandler also stars beside some familiar faces: Kevin James (Sgt. Steve Downey), Steve Buscemi (Walter Lambert) and Rob Schneider (Richie… Continue reading ‘Hubie Halloween’: Hilarious, spooky fun
Local spook house is bound to bring a scare
Annette Berntsen Lantern Staff If you are in the Halloween spirit and looking for something fun to do with friends, then look no further than the Haunted Cannery Spook House and Lunatic Asylum. Located on 77 Highway just a few miles north of El Dorado, the Haunted Cannery sits next to Walter’s Pumpkin Patch, another popular fall attraction. General admission is $20 per… Continue reading Local spook house is bound to bring a scare
Netflix’s new psychological thriller film does not disappoint
Maya Hall Editor-in-Chief On Friday, Sep. 11, Netflix released another one of their original movies called The Devil All the Time. It was released to select theaters, then released on Netflix on Wednesday, Sep. 16. In its first two days after being released, it was the most-watched thing on Netflix, and in its overall first… Continue reading Netflix’s new psychological thriller film does not disappoint
‘Bill & Ted’: Most impressive, epic, righteous, excellent
Hayden Cole Butler Lantern Bill and Ted Face the Music is a totally excellent, most triumphant and an exceptionally awesome conclusion to the saga. Twenty-five years after the events of their bogus journey, our totally non-heinous heroes Bill and Ted are still trying to unite the world with their music. With each attempt becoming… Continue reading ‘Bill & Ted’: Most impressive, epic, righteous, excellent
‘Project Power’: Not groundbreaking, but entertaining
Hayden J. Cole Lantern Staff Since Netflix released Project Power on their streaming service last week, the movie has held at Nos. 1 and 2 on Netflix’s most watched and trending movie charts. The story revolves around three protagonists and their journey to the source of a new drug sweeping New Orleans that temporarily give… Continue reading ‘Project Power’: Not groundbreaking, but entertaining
Catch a fright from ‘The Woman in Black’
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’
‘Unbelievable’ but common story portrayed in new Netflix series
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
‘Zombieland’ rises again for ‘Double Tap’
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’
