By Dillon McDuffie, Student Writer With the creation of art there are many different layers that construct a narrative. Narratives are built to reflect, demonstrate, and above all else inspire those that indulge in beauty that is a subjective perspective. Art innovates and translates infinite meaning through time by encouraging perspective rather than instruction. In the summer of 2025, the duality of art was … Continue reading SuperMAN: The Duality of Punk Rock
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By Taylor Greife, CUSP Editor The Housemaid, a psychological thriller novel written by Freida McFadden, is taking on the silver screen with its film adaptation this December. The novel had its big break on Book Tok and became McFadden’s bestselling book. The film is directed by Paul Reig with A-list executive producers, Amanda Seyfried and … Continue reading High Expectations for the ‘Housemaid’
By Ayden Marshall Staff Writer Some horror movies go for cheap thrills, some go for big monsters, but Dave Franco’s new film Together does something way nastier — it traps a couple inside their own relationship, literally. What starts as a quiet couple drama turns into full-on body horror, and it’s gross, funny, sad, and … Continue reading Together Film Review
By Chase Godfrey Staff Writer It’s that time of the year again East Central, where the school preps the stage, hits the lights and gets ready to land on center stage, to show off their talents and hard work. Students and faculty down in the theater department, start prepping for the long-awaited play this year, … Continue reading Beyond the Stage
By Sophia Voss Guest Writer I had the privilege of seeing ECC’s Night of the Living Dead: Live last week and it was amazing. The show was directed by Grace Austin who has been working with ECC’s faculty for 20 years now. She previously directed one of my all-time favorite shows at ECC, She Kills … Continue reading A Big Congrats to ECC Theatre
By Taylor Greife Staff Writer The 2016 novel, It Ends with Us, by Colleen Hoover has sparked controversy since its release and controversy continues with the newly released movie adaptation starring Blake Lively. It Ends with Us captures the raw emotion and intensity of being a victim of domestic violence. Hoover shows the real strength … Continue reading It Ends with Us Book and Movie Review
By Grace Brake Staff Writer I remember when I first played Borderlands, the second one to be exact. The humor, the graphics, the characters. All done in a unique and fun way. However, the same cannot be said for the movie. There were warning signs though. The casting did not fit at all. Example, Tannis … Continue reading Borderlands Movie Review
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