On January 29, the new movie "The Dig" was released in theaters and streaming media like Netflix. Based on John Preston's 2007 novel of the same name, the film tells a legendary story in British archaeology...

If you haven’t already seen Jordan Peele’s Get Out, you are sorely missing out on what I consider one of the greatest movies of the past 10 years. What I, and so many others, admire in this movie is the unapologetic commentary on white liberal racism in America.

The vast majority of remakes are made with the sole intent of making money. This is the case with Psycho 1998, the remake of the 1960 horror classic of the same name. It is an attempted shot-for-shot remake so the only differences are the updated setting and sub-par actors. It’s a film that, like so many other remakes, is scarcely different so it can’t help but be compared to the original.

n the early 90s and 00s, horror movies used to be incredibly creative, capturing viewers’ attention through unique plot lines, suspense, and other approaches. However, in recent years, horror movie creativity seems to be dwindling and tactics to capture the viewer's attention seem lazier. To improve this, horror film producers and writers must develop better plot lines, avoid using clichéd horror techniques, and make the movie more unique.