13 Nights of Halloween Horror featuring horror movie icons

13 Nights of Halloween Horror: Night 4

“Seven days…” or so you might hear on the phone after watching this film on Night 4 of our 13 Nights of Halloween Horror.  Rachel and her little boy, Aidan, are doing their best to make it in Seattle. She’s a young, single mother and a journalist. He’s an uncannily serious, hollow-eyed 8-year-old whose cousin […]

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13 Nights of Halloween Horror featuring horror movie icons

13 Nights of Halloween Horror: Night 2

It’s Night 2 of the 13 Nights of Halloween Horror and the screams are starting to get louder! Candyman (1992) is our next film on this buzzing night. Taking place on another college campus, similar to ours, with bees swarming around just like American University’s Bees (kept on Mary Graydon Student Center’s second floor). Be […]

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13 Nights of Halloween Horror featuring horror movie icons

13 Nights of Halloween Horror: Night 1

Calling all horror lovers! As the nights grow longer and Halloween approaches, it’s the perfect time to settle in for a marathon of horror films that span decades, subgenres, and styles. Over the next 13 nights, we’ll highlight our favorite slashers, creature features, psychological thrillers, and more. To kick things off, we’re starting with the […]

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Guess the Theme A commonality connects these films... can you figure it out?

Guess the Theme – September Results, October Movies

Congratulations to Sade Goodridge ’27, for winning the September Guess the Theme contest! Their correct guess entered them into a random drawing for a free drink token from the Davenport Coffee Lounge. Were you also able to figure out the theme? As a reminder, the movies were: Clerks, Hamlet, Serial Mom, Scream, Be Kind Rewind, and The Holiday. The theme was […]

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Shocked Crowd

Films That Will Change Your Perspective

1. Blade Runner What it’s aboutIn a future where artificial humans called replicants live among us, a blade runner’s job is to find and retire them. But the line between human and machine isn’t so clear. As the story unfolds, the film asks big questions about memory, identity, and what it really means to be […]

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