Jack Weynand

As Halloween approaches, the arts editors continue our tradition of bringing you our picks for the best—and scariest—seasonal film favorites.

'Deadpool & Wolverine' offers fun while catering mostly towards Fox Marvel film fans, with its various niche references.

This year’s Living in Color showcase highlights the tensions of inter and outer relationships within and surrounding the Black community. 

Peele is helping the horror genre finally take the necessary steps to go from a total lack of representation to a genre that thrives on diverse stories and casts.

Madame Web isn't as bad as you've heard. The film falls victim to the expectations of the superhero genre when it's meant to be judged as a thriller. 

Assc. arts editor Jack Weynand argues for the value of albums as a complete listening experience rather than individual songs.

Echo story is strong enough to rival some of Marvel’s best Disney+ content. Maya’s character, however, is a little more confusing.

Assoc. Arts Editor Jack Weynand argues that Marvel should return to character-driven stories to bring audiences back to the franchise.

Director Ridley Scott makes sure that Napoleon’s relationship with his wife, Joséphine, is at the film's core.

Asst. Arts Editor Jack Weynand dissects the reasons why 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' is a Halloween film, not a Christmas film.

Hispanic culture and identity are crucial parts of the movie industry that deserve to be commended this month and every month.

Waaw Waaw BC, the musical and cultural African group will perform on April 29 at the 25th Annual Arts Festival.

The Star Wars franchise new releases rely on filler episodes and fail to emphasize the central relationship between Mando and Grogu.

The play put on at Bonn Studio Theater showcased both societal criticisms and a comedic perspective on communicating in the modern world.

New Shazam sequel presents two storylines that differ in family values, but with similar goals of saving their respective people.

The second event of “Living in Color” showcased Black artist performances, from West African ensemble to gospel.

The poetry event in the Cabaret Room consisted of intimate stories and the message of power through art.

Staff writer Jack Weynand demands Netflix to allow small shows to grow their audience over time instead of canceling shows after one season.

The Last of Us, HBO’s new show based on the PlayStation video game, is authentic and visually unique in its portrayal of post-apocalyptic Boston.

Writer Jack Weynand’s writes the finale of his Holiday Movie Roundup, analyzing the most popular BC pick for indie and classic holiday movies.