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No Time for “Primetime”

“Primetime,” directed by Lance Oppenheim (“You Can See Everything,” “Some Kind of Heave”), dramatizes the rise and fall of the Dateline NBC show, “To Catch a Predator.”

Psycho to Scream: How Slasher Movies Evolved

From Michael Myers in “Halloween” to Ghostface in “Scream,” slasher movies have been scaring people for decades. Even though a lot of these movies follow a similar formula, they still find ways to keep audiences interested.

Movies at the MacKenzie

If you are looking for something to do after classes, Movies at the MacKenzie is a way for students, faculty and staff to enjoy a free film on campus.

Homies is Cartoonishly Sweet

Dearborn is no stranger to donut shops, with Homies USA recently joining the mix. Inspired by the television show “The Simpsons,” the Canadian-born donut brand opened its first U.S. location in August.

Dearborn’s 3rd Annual Coffee Week

Patrons visit Galata Sweets during Coffee Week in Dearborn, MI. Photo by Hayley Moreno

Dearborn’s third annual Coffee Week kicked off Sept. 25 at the city’s Peace Park West.

“Nimrods” Captures Nostalgia for Rock Band Roadtrips

Mason Thames as Tommy (left) and Mckenna Grace as Olivia (right) in "Nimrods." Courtesy of IMDb.

Mason Thames as Tommy (left) and Mckenna Grace as Olivia (right) in "Nimrods." Courtesy of IMDb..

There’s More to Find in “Finding Emily”

Finding Emily Poster. Courtesy of Focus Features

Romances don’t always have happy endings, but most of them do. Not every movie is about a prince picking up a glass slipper and trying to find his princess, but they typically end the same way: the protagonist gets the man or woman.

Moviegoers are Obsessed with “Obsession”

Illustration by Youssef Daher

Written and directed by YouTube sensation Curry Barker, “Obsession” is a horror movie that explores themes of autonomy and infatuation. Despite its low budget, it’s arguably one of the year’s best horror movies.

“Lesbian Space Princess”: Nearly Offensive to All in the Gay-laxy

Courtesy of Netflix

Have you ever watched a movie or TV show and wished you could get your time back? Well, that’s how I and many others felt about the indie animated movie “Lesbian Space Princess,” or LSP.

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