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Lone Star Kingwood presents Dracula

https://twitter.com/KingwoodNews/status/915340073574440960 October 25-28, the Lone Star College-Kingwood Visual and Performing Arts Theater Program has produced the first show of the 2017 Fall semester. The play “Dracula” was a rousing success. First published in 1897, Bram Stoker's “Dracula” paved the way for the gothic vampire to take a permanent place in the entertainment industry. Stoker’s inspiration… Continue reading Lone Star Kingwood presents Dracula

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Jigsaw Movie Review; “Blood, torture, and crime”

By Cassandra Lyles, Columnist  https://twitter.com/SawMovie/status/921058366029475840 Blood, torture, and crime, oh my! After seven years of lying dormant, the “Saw” series continues with their newest installment, “Jigsaw.” Eighth in the series, this movie takes the viewer to a place where they’ll be clutching their popcorn and shaking in fear. Directors Michael and Peter Spierig bring this… Continue reading Jigsaw Movie Review; “Blood, torture, and crime”

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10 Apps College Students Must Have

By: Genesis Rodriguez, Reporter. College life can be extremely difficult when you are outnumbered by stress and unorganization. Students attending a college/university have a hard time managing different things but technology has made it much easier. Not only are there apps for helping students with their education but also for keeping them safe out there… Continue reading 10 Apps College Students Must Have

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Death to The Satirical Horror Film: The Babysitter Reviewed

By: Cassandra Lyles Once again ladies and gentlemen, we are given a trope that has been overplayed to death, the satirical horror movie. Netflix's new original movie opens with a young boy named Cole, whose anxiety seems to control every aspect of his life. Bullied and belittled, the only person who seems to understand him… Continue reading Death to The Satirical Horror Film: The Babysitter Reviewed

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JUDGING FROM THE CHEAP SEATS: “The Woodcutter”

By Cara Young, Opinion Editor    Click on the link below to read The Woodcutter review The Woodcutter “And in a terrible moment, though her body chose to fight the monster that was stalking her, her soul refused such a death and leap from her body to continue its flight.”- Kate Danley  Go to this… Continue reading JUDGING FROM THE CHEAP SEATS: “The Woodcutter”