by Hannah Zolezzi The Toronto International Film Festival, a major event on the movie festival circuit, is underway. It’s facing some uncertainty now that Piers Handling has announced that he will end his 23-year run as chief executive and step down after next year. Mr. Handling brought the festival, commonly known as TIFF, into international … More A Sneak Peek at the Toronto Film Festival
by Madison Reger A thrilling new production is coming to SLVHS this fall. “A Haunting We Will Go” directed by two of our seniors, Nick Payne and Jennifer Rodriguez, will be hitting the PAC October 26th. Student produced plays have had tremendous success over the years here at SLV, and this one is on track … More Student Directed Play, “A Haunting We Will Go,” is on Track to be a Great Success
Avengers: Infinity War is the culmination of years of setup across multiple Marvel Cinematic Universe flicks and will bring together the most iconic heroes from the last 10 years of movies to face one, all-powerful evil. Naturally, the process of making the movie has been complicated, and during a Q&A at a fan event, directors … More Fans Eagerly Wait for Avengers: Infinity War
If they can’t hear you, they can’t hunt you – that is the tagline for the new, upcoming thriller/horror movie, A Quiet Place, out in theatres on April 6th, 2018. Starring Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, who do not only play husband and wife in this film but are also married in reality. A Quiet … More A Quiet Place – The Newest, and Most Quiet Horror Movie
Many people talk about how big movies are these days, and the income that they make, but they are nothing compared to the movies of older time. Since 1940, the famous and well-known movie Pinocchio has made a total of $1,386,198,614. However, that does not even make the top ten of the highest grossing films … More Classic Movies are the Highest Grossing Films, with Black Panther Following Closely
“I, Tonya” revisits — with verve, intelligence, scathing humor and more than a touch of sadness — the bizarre 1994 attack on figure skater Nancy Kerrigan by goons associated with the camp of Kerrigan’s rival, Tonya Harding. If dredging up that tough subject all these years later seems news-worthy,, you should also know that the … More I, Tonya: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Who won big at the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards, honoring the best film and TV in 2017? This ceremony marks the unofficial beginning of Hollywood’s award season, and judging by the evenings winners, the next few months could hold some unexpected twists. Traditional award-bait movies were expected to win key categories but instead, the … More Golden Globe Victors Announced
The Screen Actors Guild (Sag) awards are coming January 21st 2018. These awards honor the best achievements in film and television for 2017.The ceremony takes place in Los Angeles, and will feature all the stars in popular hollywood films. This famous award show will be hosted by Kristen Bell. Here is a complete list of … More Outcome of the SAG Awards
While retaining the enjoyable cheesiness of the original Archie comics, the new series Riverdale loads its storyline with new characters and complications. The show has managed to capture the spirit of familiar characters – Archie, Betty, Veronica, and Jughead – within the atmosphere of a series that combines the classic story arc of a murder … More Riverdale Brings a Fresh New Twist on Archie
Step into the world of Museum, a comedic play that also gives us a unique view of art. Directed by two SLV seniors: Sampson Miller and Rowan Nicolett – Ray. The 19 cast members and 14 crew members have been working hard for over 2 months on this production, having at least 2 hours of … More SLV’s Student Directed Play, Museum
