High Tide

Produced by Michelle Obama, ‘Waffles and Mochi’ is a Treat

It's a filling show despite it's young target audience

Erika Glass, Staff writer • April 21, 2021

“Waffles and Mochi,” Netflix’s new series featuring an unusual main character duo, premiered on Mar. 16. Produced by former First Lady Michelle Obama, the show centers around Waffles, a half yeti...

Zach Snyder Justice League Review

Is the newly released cut better than the original?

Ethan Lerner, Staff Writer • April 20, 2021

After three years of #ReleaseTheSnyderCut on Twitter, DC and Warner Brothers finally pulled the trigger on Zack Snyder’s vision. In March of this year, “Zack’s Snyder's Justice League” was released...

Through the Side Door: A Review of the Netflix Documentary ‘Operation Varsity Blues’

Fair warning: This documentary may make you angry

Sara Stienecker, Online editor • April 13, 2021

I’m going to offer a bit of free advice here: do not watch this documentary if you are anywhere in the college application and decision-making process. Now, this is no reflection on the documentary...

Raya and the Last Dragon review

Although predictable, this movie is worth a watch

Trina Kolas, Writing editor • March 15, 2021

To be completely honest, I forgot “Raya and the Last Dragon” even existed—though not through any fault of the movie itself. Rather, it’s the fault of the company behind it: It was released on the...

‘Music’ by Sia hits all the wrong notes

Junior Brooke Goldman, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of 14, reviews Sia’s film 'Music,' detailing how Sia let down the autistic community.

Brooke Goldman, Guest writer • March 1, 2021

Sia’s latest venture in filmmaking, 'Music,' dropped on Feb. 10, 2021, and it’s a lot. The film started making waves when its trailer was dropped in late December, quickly stirring up controversy...

To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before 3 Review

The final installment of the To All the Boys trilogy was released Feb. 12 on Netflix

Ria Lopresto, Staff Writer • February 16, 2021

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, love is in the air, and the long-awaited final installment of Jenny Han’s “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” trilogy, “To All The Boys: Always And Forever”...

Death to 2020 is too heavy

The film's emphasis on last year's politics was too much

Sydney Lamich, Staff writer • February 1, 2021

2020: an unexpected year filled to the brim with chaos, fear and heartbreak. At first, people thought it was going to be just another year, but then the new year came around and hit everyone over the head...

“Wonder Woman 1984” Review

Jenkins' live-action sequel provides a new spin on a beloved classic

Trina Kolas, Writing Editor • January 5, 2021

My review on Disney’s mass-produced, live-action remakes and sequels made it clear how much of a disease I think that particular industry of filmmaking is. So when I first heard a sequel to the critically-acclaimed...

Is Dash and Lily too Cliché?

Staff writer Allie D'Amato reviews Dash and Lily, a new Netflix original series

Allie D'Amato, Staff Writer • December 4, 2020

A cliché Christmas love story that made me lose the little faith I had left Netflix’s production quality. The new Netflix series, Dash and Lily, was released on the platform on Nov. 10, with eight 25-minute...

Halloween Movie Reviews

With spooky season just around the corner, Erika Glass reviews four classic Halloween movies

Erika Glass, Staff Writer • October 25, 2020

With Halloween just around the corner, and the gradual arrival of fallen leaves, brisk air and pumpkin scents, it’s time to curl up with a cozy blanket and a good movie to help get you into the season. One...

Cuties review

Controversial and disturbing in its honesty, "Cuties" brings attention to the sexualization of young girls

Rachel King, Staff Writer • October 7, 2020

“Cuties” is a movie by French director Maïmouna Doucouré that was recently released on Netflix in the US after coming out in France about a year ago. Upon the US release, “Cuties” was met with...

The Social Dilemma review

"The scariest yet simplest scenes were of faces staring aimlessly at a screen."

Emilie Takahashi, Staff writer • October 1, 2020

Halfway through watching “The Social Dilemma,” I deleted YouTube and Instagram off of my phone, and in the next few days I stayed off of my phone religiously. “The Social Dilemma” is a documentary...