‘Cat in the Hat’ (2026) puts a new spin on Seuss
By Amelia Morris
A modern take on the famously beloved Dr. Seuss’ children’s book, this Cat in the Hat contributes a new perspective.
The movie begins with many parallels to the original story. Cat attempts to cheer up two young children on a cold, rainy day. He does so successfully but not without considerable damage.
After his task is complete and he has thoroughly made a mess of things, Cat returns to the headquarters of the Institute for the Institution of Imagination and ...
Synthwave, Sunsets and an Indescribable Longing
By Balen Allain
I could endlessly talk about the emotional impact of music. Music is a part of church, the Bible, our common culture, our daily lives, and so on. Music is an infinite spectrum of genres. Synthwave is one of those, and it primarily uses - you guessed it - synthesizers, which are digital instruments that synthesize waveforms into the typical electronic sounds you’ve heard in many places.
One evening, my sister Abigail drove me back to Cedarville from my home in Dayton. We ...
The eccentric ‘Wild Horse Nine’ is a sweet symbolism ride
By Amelia Morris
In 1973, CIA agents Chris (John Malkovich) and Lee (Sam Rockwell) are known for meddling in South American politics. The pair are suddenly sent from Santiago, Chile to Easter Island where what seems like a vacation quickly becomes a mission of moral dilemmas.
Chris is knocking on death’s door as he slowly loses his battle with cancer. Throughout the film, Chris questions his legacy, the coming afterlife and tying up loose ends. The wild horses on Easter Island become a ...
