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“Black Phone 2” an enjoyable callback, though it doesn’t always connect

Jill Neil, Opinion Editor November 11, 2025

The highly anticipated horror sequel “Black Phone 2,” directed by Scott Derrickson, brings back the eerie atmosphere and emotional depth that made the first movie a hit. Starring Mason Thames as Finney...

Sydney Sweeney stars in "Christy" about trailblazing female boxer Christy Martin. (Photo courtesy of Black Bear Pictures)

“Christy” packs emotional punch, thanks to Sydney Sweeney

Lulu Esch Levanos, 1851 Chronicle Staff November 6, 2025

The new movie “Christy” is one of those productions that will force you to the edge of your seat, making all the noise around you sound muffled. Christy Martin was a female boxer, whose professional...

I Know What You Missed This Summer

I Know What You Missed This Summer

Emily Woodsmall, 1851 Chronicle Staff October 28, 2025

Each summer, the world becomes a buzz with social media, blockbuster movies, and plenty of time to relax and watch guilty-pleasure television, and this summer was no different. June to August was full...

Tyriq Withers stars as Cameron Cade in "Him." (Photo courtesy of Universal Pictures)

As football-themed horror movies go, ‘Him’ scores some points

Emily Woodsmall, Lasell University September 19, 2025

September brings the start of football seasons around the country, and on Sept. 19, it also brings the Jordan Peele-produced sports thriller “Him.” The film follows up-and-coming football star...

“Snow White” reawakened

Jill Neil, Lasell University April 25, 2025

The eagerly awaited live-action adaptation of “Snow White,” helmed by Marc Webb, features Rachel Zegler from “West Side Story” and Gal Gadot from “Wonder Woman.” These casting decisions are...

Wicked wizardry in Boston

Aria Conti, Lasell University April 1, 2025

I finally received my Hogwarts acceptance letter, even if it was seven years too late. Located next to Cambridgeside, Harry Potter: The Exhibition, is open through April 27th. It is a place of magic...

Oscars 2025: “Dune: Part Two” review

Evan Terry, Lasell University March 30, 2025

“Dune: Part Two,” directed by Denis Villenueve and released on March 1, 2024, is a nearly perfect movie. Starring big names such as Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Javier Bardem, and Rebecca Ferguson,...

Oscars 2025: “The Substance” review

Ciro Zenetti, Lasell University March 30, 2025

The long-awaited directorial return of Coralie Fargeat is a striking and visually captivating experience. With a blend of body horror, psychological thriller, and sci-fi elements, “The Substance”...

Oscars 2025: “Anora” review

Annalee Messina, Lasell University March 29, 2025

“Anora” is one of those films that leaves you with a swirl of emotions. From the first shot to the credits, I was utterly invested in this beautifully crafted tale.  The story centers on...

Oscars 2025: “Conclave” review

Spencer Villinski, Lasell University March 29, 2025

“Conclave,” which is based on Robert Harris’ 2016 novel of the same name, is a political thriller film directed by Edward Berger and written by Peter Straughan. The main cast consists of Ralph...

Oscars 2025: “Wicked” review

Emily Cerasani, Lasell University March 28, 2025

Have you been replaying the riff of “Defying Gravity” in your head since November? If you have been, you are not alone. Beyond Cynthia Erivo’s voice and the memorable PR campaign, “Wicked”...

I watched every single 2025 Academy Award nominee

Spencer Villinski, Lasell University March 28, 2025

In preparation for the 97th Academy Awards, I watched every single 2025 Academy Award nominee. This is why and how I did it, plus how my predictions went. This year, between feature-length films...

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