On August 28, the film “Coyote vs. Acme” was released in theaters nationwide, including at Wooster’s own Lyric Theater. Based on a satirical New Yorker article written in 1990, the film follows the tumultuous legal dispute between Wile E. Coyote and fictional corporation Acme.
Nemsie Gonzalez ’26 Co-Chief Editor “The Hunting Wives” Netflix series follows the story of Sophie O’Neil (Brittany Snow) as she navigates her new life in East Texas in the wake of a mysterious personal tragedy. Upon her arrival, Sophie is thrown into a homo-erotic clique …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor Keith lives in New York in a sardine-tin apartment with a roommate he’s afraid of and an electricity bill that just can’t seem to get paid on time. He spends his days in the suburbs, walking door-to-door and selling coupon pamphlets …
Amanda Crouse A&E Editor From the mind that birthed “103 Fever” and “Stand-up Solutions” comes a new feature film whose artistry lies not only in its full-bodied comedic delivery, but also in its commitment to invoking a distinct mood –– that mood being early 2000s …
Joey Mendez ’27 Contributing Writer Recently, I had the pleasure of watching the rise and fall of a popular high school girl in the movie “Senior Year” (2022). The film brings back some all-too-familiar feelings about high school for many viewers, especially for those of …
Ty Reynolds ’27 Right now, you may be asking yourself, “why should I care about a surfing penguin movie?” and in that case, it’s obvious you haven’t seen the 2007 classic “Surf’s Up.” On the surface, this movie is exactly what one might expect: a …
