Filmmaker J Blakeson took a stab at a crime thriller recently, and that’s pretty much all that went down.
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ARTIST FEATURE: I AM SKIDO
Je Skido is a rapper and third-year student at Wartburg College. He has been making music since he was in high school, and will continue to do so beyond college.
ARTIST FEATURE: BRYSON THE ILLEST
Bryson Runge is a fourth-year student at Wartburg College, but as a musical artist he is known as Bryson the Illest.
ETK TO HOST LARGE EVENT WITH SAFETY TOP OF MIND
Entertainment ToKnight (ETK) will host their annual large event, after working through COVID-19 guidelines from Wartburg College and following the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
ALL MOVIES FROM 2020, RANKED WORST TO BEST
I watched 49 movies from 2020 alone, and I only scratched the surface of everything I wanted to cover. However, despite the fact that my eyes are still eternally red, this is the list of every 2020 film I watched from best to worst.
TWISTED FATE IS WAVERLY’S NEW GO-TO TATTOO PARLOR
Students craving a tattoo now can quench their thirst. On Sep. 15, 2020, Twisted Fate tattoo parlor moved from Cedar Falls to Waverly.
WARTBURG PLAYERS TO PRESENT ‘MUTUALLY ASSURED DESTRUCTION’
The Wartburg Players, the student-run theater organization, has found creative solutions to continue their activities despite the pandemic. This spring they will perform “Mutually Assured Destruction” in March.
THE FILM INDUSTRY IS DEAD; FILM ITSELF IS NOT
There are no more good ideas in film anymore. This sounds agreeable, yes? I used to think so as well and it took a quarantine to make me realize how wrong I was.
REVIEW: ‘TREMORS 7’ EXISTS FOR SOME REASON
The “Tremors” franchise graduated from being five movies too long to being six movies too long on Oct. 20, 2020. Some might disagree and say that it’s now seven movies too long, but I’ll give the original 1990 film some wiggle room (pun intended).
‘BORAT SUBSEQUENT MOVIEFILM:’ ‘VERY NICE!’
On the surface, it might seem simple: a movie about an obviously foreign man with a thick accent, a complete lack of understanding of American culture, and a humorously oblivious disposition. But is there more to “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” than this derogatory stereotype of a character?
