Her Campus at Waterloo
Lisa Frankenstein: A New Weird-Girl Classic
Lisa Frankenstein bursts onto the screen like a shot of technicolour brilliance and emerges as a whimsical, yet morbid, fusion of hopeless romance and 80s horror.
Her Campus at Delhi North
Beyond “What Does A Housewife Do?”: Redefining Worth In ‘Sukhee’
Netflix's recent release 'Sukhee' is redefining womanhood and how women perceive themselves. Read Anoushka's piece to know more about the movie.
Her Campus at Oswego
Lights, Camera, Action: My Top 5 Movies of 2023 Revealed!
Discover the must-watch movies of 2023, from emotional rollercoasters to captivating romances and thrilling adventures, all without giving away any spoilers—click for the full list! #MoviePicks #2023Movies #MustWatch
Her Campus at TCNJ
Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie Review
The popular videogame got its own live-action movie!
Her Campus at Delhi North
An Exploration Of Grief And Art Through Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s ‘Drive My Car’
This article explores the annotations of grief and art in the Japanese drama, 'Drive My Car', directed by Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
Her Campus at Casper Libero
Is Blue Beetle worth watching?
The movie is Bruna Marquezine's debut in Hollywood, and we are here to tell you what we thought
Her Campus at New School
Ti West’s “Pearl” Film Review
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at New School chapter.Attention self-proclaimed horror junkies: Looking for the perfect movie to kick off the Halloween...
Her Campus at Delhi South
Why You Should Watch Little Women (The Movie)
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Delhi South chapter.My proclivity for uprooting my peace is the bane of my existence, therefore, an...
Her Campus at WPUNJ
New(ish) and Highly Anticipated Movies This Month
Calling all movie lovers! Here are some can't miss films in April 2022!
Her Campus at New School
Sundown Movie Review
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at New School chapter.Sundown reads like a tense dream centered around the unsaid, the eternal thumping of...