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“Wednesday” loses some of the charm that many associate with the Addams Family in favor of modernization, making the portrayal of the family jarring at times, but “Wednesday” succeeds and is entertaining in its own right.

Like a Siberian butterfly, Mould resists confinement to any single box, instead embracing the beautiful multiplicities in art, identity and life.

In what is now known as preparation for a successful career in the ASUC, I briefly had a Twitter account where I would post unhinged thoughts.

D.W. Thomas’s debut feature film is awkward, but suitable to its premise as it navigates between different subplots and the typical gore and suspense of a scary movie.

Wright brings an impressive attention to detail in his directing, to the point where anyone who watches the film can instantly read how dearly he admires this goofy glam rock band.

The story is really about a relationship between two boys who are just trying to figure out how to form a band and handle life.

The following shows might spice up your evening, make you laugh or spark an existential crisis, but they’re all enjoyable alone, with dates or with friends.

First-time solo director Lister-Jones guides “Band Aid” with a realistic, handheld direction, and yet maintains a tinge of whimsy and immaturity.