By Tim Angerame Entertainment editor We film critics have a term that we like to call suspension of disbelief. Suspension of disbelief is how much of a movie that you are willing to swallow before you...

By Danielle Church Staff Writer If you talk to any teenage girl about Zac Efron she will probably tell you that he is extremely hot. I have to agree with those girls, and for that reason the new movie...

By Matt Bajkowski Sports Editor After seeing a commercial for Disney’s most recent movie, “John Carter,”  you were probably left wondering what you had just seen (if you haven’t, here you go http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNVJx7nLDs4&feature=related). I...

By Meghan Doyle Executive News Editor I brought my tissues. That's right; I brought a whole box of tissues — don't laugh at me. I wanted to cry; I was obviously prepared to cry. But I didn't. Nope,...

By Danielle Church Staff Writer On Halloween, I went to a friend’s house and saw “Paranormal Activity” for the first time. When I say I watched the movie, I actually mean that I looked at what was...

By Tim Angerame Staff Writer The Dilemma -Two and a half stars out of four Finding out that your best friend is unknowingly being cheated on is a terrible situation. What you thought was a happy and...

By Mike Hammersley Copy Editor Walking into "Ninja Assassin," I had a few items on my "wish list" of movie elements: good action scenes without overdoing the gore, a somewhat intriguing plot line or backstory and...

The British film "Shaun of the Dead" pretty much pioneered the sub-genre of zombie-romantic-comedies, or "zom-rom-com's." It perfectly mixed humor, action, horror, romance, and the undead with some memorable characters and a witty script to get an amazing finished product. "Shaun" actually ranks as one of my favorite movies of all time. "Zombieland" is in the same genre as "Shaun." It too, is a zom-rom-com. But the only difference between the two is that "Zombieland" is American. And it's quite proud to display its nationality.