A Movie for Every Mood
Who needs a therapist when movies exist? Whether you are having an existential crisis or you just got dumped, VALLEY has a movie for your every mood.
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Greta Gerwig Warms Hearts With “Little Women”
Critically acclaimed and beloved director, Greta Gerwig, did it again with a beautiful film adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s book, “Little Women”. Since its release…
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Inaugural Centre Film Festival in Philipsburg
On Nov. 8, the ribbon was cut to signal the kick-off of the first-ever Centre Film Festival.
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GNI – Girls’ Night In!
In just three weeks, many of us will be able to cozy up with friends and family at home for an entire week, but until then, a girls’ night in can give you the boost of energy you need to it through the rest of the semester.
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A mother, stand-up star and all-around hilarious human: Ali Wong
Anyone who has scrolled through the stand-up comedy section of Netflix has likely seen a picture of a small Asian woman with a brightly patterned dress, big glasses and a huge, pregnant belly.�This is Ali Wong.
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The Angels Are Back: Here’s Everything We Know
On November 15, Charlie’s Angels are back�in a brand new reboot starring Kristen Stewart, Naomi Scott and Ella Balinska as the crime-fighting trio.
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Movie Monday at the State Theatre
Waking up for class or work is a bummer after the high of the weekend. It’s a good thing that the State Theatre started their Monday Movie Series.
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Five Feet Apart – The Untouchable Love Story
The movie takes viewers along the journey of what it’s like to live with cystic fibrosis as a teenager. To anyone that does not know much about the disease before going into the theater, there is so much to learn.
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Spider-Man Spotlight: Tom Holland
Ever since he became the third actor to play the famous role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Tom Holland has become a household name.
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“Mary Poppins Returns” to Inspire Us
Disney has returned yet again with a sequel that will bring out the nostalgia and inner child in all of us.
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Queen’s Eight Best in Honor of “Bohemian Rhapsody”
On Nov. 2, the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody” was released to theaters all over the country. This film chronicles the rise and reign of the British…
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Old Movies to Revisit this Halloween
It’s always fun to break out the vintage stuff, especially during the spookiest season of the year. While the horror films of today have impressive…
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The Power of Aztec Healing Clay
In the craziness of college life, sometimes rest and relaxation are necessary. What better way to really relax than to treat yourself to a good…
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October 3: The True Meaning of “Mean Girls”
What meaning did this insignificant date in time have before Lindsay Lohan uttered those iconic lines … “On October 3, he asked me what day…
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Netflix: The Original Series
When you log onto Netflix these days, you are immediately greeted with movie upon movie and television show upon television show adorned with a red…
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I Got It From My Mama: The Debate About “Hereditary”
When critics hail a film as “this generation’s exorcist,” horror movie junkies can be expected to line up outside their local theaters in anticipation of…
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Calling All Dancing Queens: Mamma Mia! is Back
Just when we thought we would never know the juicy details of Donna Sheridan’s iconic summer abroad, our painfully long 10 year wait is over…
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10 Reasons To Love and Hate “The Kissing Booth”
The soapy teen rom-com, “The Kissing Booth,” first hit Netflix in May of 2018 … and to say it went viral would be an understatement….
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Fans Haven’t Stayed Silent about “A Quiet Place”
You may know John Krasinski as funny guy Jim from “The Office,” who charmed us all with his hilarious pranks on Dwight and his pursuit…
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Pacino as Paterno: HBO’s take on PSU
When the news was released regarding a movie about Joe Paterno, with Paterno being played by Al Pacino, many Penn State fans were thrilled about…
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