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Five Final Girls Who Made Us Say “Good for Them”
These girls have not only defeated their movie’s “big bad,” but by the time you get there, you are deeply rooting for them.

Francesca DiMiceli
Oct 27, 2024


If You Like This, Try That (Spooky Edition)
Here’s my certified “if you like this, try that” list (horror movie edition)!

Ava Sharahy
Oct 27, 2024


‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Review: A Nostalgic Frankenstein's Monster
Michael Keaton’s absurd demon and Winona Ryder’s goth baby bangs are back on screen in a nostalgia-filled, undeniably Tim Burton sequel.

Ana Marks
Oct 27, 2024


Horror, Witchcraft, and the Media: A Discussion with Sarah Lyons
Sarah Lyons' work as a writer and filmmaker challenges conventional portrayals of witchcraft and horror

Jai Leprince
Oct 27, 2024


What Changing Seasons is Like When You Struggle With a Mood Disorder
And it’s only October.

Lucy Geldziler
Oct 27, 2024


Running From Shadows
Ashley felt the branches tearing and scratching at her skin as she ran through the forest.

Lucy Anderson
Oct 27, 2024


Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire: A Testament to Adaptation
This is a gothic horror at its core, and vampires, by nature, are cruel and violent creatures.

Alec Conwell
Oct 27, 2024


A Sonically Riveting Show For Dallas Wax’s EP Release
With the local indie rock scene in NYC completely taking over, the shows are seemingly getting better and better.

Amy Kapel
Oct 20, 2024


An Extraterrestrial Journey at Your Local Bodega w/ Filmmaker Jack Nicoletti
Jack Nicoletti, Writer/Director/Composer, concludes his final semester at Pratt Institute with his most thrilling project yet. That Little Bodega Next to Lorenzo's follows three college kids trapped in an extraterrestrial bodega. Nicoletti builds excellent tension between the entrapment of these characters physically and within their relationships. With his discography consisting of majority comedies, this supernatural thriller is a beautiful addition, with its visuals and st
Ashley Murphy
Oct 13, 2024


Would You take... The Substance?
You might want to skip the popcorn while watching this heavy ride. This film may be the treasure chest of the body horror genre. The most creative, rude, and disgusting awakening to the subject matter is the great body image. The Substance follows the Hollywood star, Elizabeth Sparkle, who has had a long and successful career in a workout aerobics style TV show. However, in the world of Hollywood, her time is ticking. She comes across this black market drug called "The Substa

Daniel Rojas
Oct 9, 2024


Oh The Places You Go: Backpacking Edition
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” A question that haunts us our entire youth. In the beginning, our imagination acts as the sole restraint of what we could be. As we grow older, those possibilities slowly start to shrink. By the time we need to choose a career path, we are lost and left to choose a random road to go down in the hope we made the right choice. At the stroke of midnight on our eighteenth birthday, in the eyes of society, we have gone from child to adul
Ashley Murphy
Oct 9, 2024


Taking a Trip to Mars: a Conversation with Pop Star Matty Marz
Matty is a refreshing addition to pop-music and it was a pleasure to get to know her better as an artist and as a person.

K. Pereira
Oct 7, 2024


Live it up with Leg5: Rock ‘n’ Roll at Pest Control Shops, NYFW, and Film Screenings at Ragers in the Back of a Sushi Restaurant (8/30-9/13)
If I asked a Victorian child to read that headline, they’d probably assume the words were out of order.

Lucy Geldziler
Sep 19, 2024


i15 Editors Note
Welcome to Planet47 - a gleaming world of imagination and leftover glitter that is impossible to clean.
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Sep 6, 2024


Rachel Bochner Has Something to Say
Rachel Bochner is on a journey, and she's inviting you to follow along.

Daniella Fishman
Sep 6, 2024


The Trend of the Future is The Future
How the Futuristic Aesthetic Grew so Popular and the Brand that Successfully Diffused it

Kristi Yang
Sep 6, 2024


Going Somewhere Else: Ascending into Nothing With the Help of a Spotify Playlist
I’m speaking of songs that build into chaos, sure, but also ones that become completely unhinged within half a second.
Lindsey Cate Madden
Sep 6, 2024


Isolation is the Universal Language of Technology
As I have grown older, I have seen the effects that social media/ technology is having on our younger generations as well.

Celeste Nieves
Sep 6, 2024


My Experience with Feeling Alienated in NYC
Alienation isn’t a fun feeling, as I’m sure many of us have experienced. New York City is the most densely populated city in the United States (Heacock, D. The Most (and Least) Densely Populated Cities in America ), so maybe you’d expect to find friendship fairly easily. Although many events happen around the city, some free, many not free, it can feel very isolating to be here for an extended period of time–even if you have friends. I would argue that going to a college or u
Patty Murrill
Sep 6, 2024


My Summers at the Space Station
There was something about outer space that felt like it was my own.

Ana Marks
Sep 6, 2024


There’s An Alien in Alabama!: The Summer After Freshman Year
Coming back home to Alabama has been…interesting.

Jai Leprince
Sep 6, 2024


Unveiling the Layers of Jordan Peele’s Nope
"Nope" is a film that’s far more than just an edge-of-your-seat thriller.

Chloe-Kaleah Stewart
Sep 6, 2024


The Women of Star Trek
The women of Star Trek deserve just as much notice as anyone else.

Kat Reed
Sep 6, 2024


Live it up with Leg5: Great American Mud Wrestling at Trans Pecos
It was the second annual Great American Mud Wrestling Show, and the event truly lived up to its name. We wrestled in the mud.

Lucy Geldziler
Sep 5, 2024
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