Her Campus at Exeter
2026: The Year of Book-to-Film Adaptations
2026 is shaping up to be a huge year for movies, with many of these highly anticipated releases beginning on a page before making their way to the screen....
Her Campus at UCF
Frankenstein: Raising the Bar and the Dead
In this article I discuss the key takeaways that stuck with me from Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein (2025).
Her Campus at Toronto MU
The Roses: a True depiction of Marriage?
The Roses (2025) takes viewers through Ivy and Theo’s marriage and is unlike idealistic representation of relationships, balancing comedy with social commentary in a captivating manner.
Her Campus at KCL
Why Can’t We Get ‘Wuthering Heights’ Right?
In light of Emerald Fennell's upcoming 'Wuthering Heights', I examine the presentation of Heathcliff's race in film.
Her Campus at FIT
Why I Saw Wicked: For Good Twice in 24 Hours
If you've been debating whether or not to see Wicked: For Good, consider this your sign. I saw it twice in 24 hours, and I haven't stopped thinking about...
Her Campus at Exeter
I Saw Wicked and I Have Been Changed For Good
The highly anticipated sequel to the 2024 blockbuster Wicked has finally hit our screens and it is safe to say, I was not disappointed. Jon M. Chu’s, Wicked: For...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
The Other Woman: Styling the Unchaste and Unchosen
From sirens to Lana Del Rey, the ‘other woman’ trope exposes how patriarchy glamorises and punishes female sexuality, turning complex women into silhouettes, scapegoats and spectacles instead of human...
Her Campus at TCU
In Chalamet We Trust: Why Timothée Chalamet Will Go Down in History
While accepting his first SAG Award in early 2025, Timothée Chalamet stated, “I'm in pursuit of greatness. I know people don't usually talk like that, but I want to...
Her Campus at Endicott
The Vow: Hbo Documentary Series Review
HBO's The Vow is a humbling journey into NXIVM, a do-it-yourself cult that sheltered a dangerous group under Keith Raniere's command.