Spring Show Preview: Revolt. She said. Revolt Again.
Follow a series of revolutions revolving around sex, love, and identity in the Spring production of REVOLT. SHE SAID. REVOLT AGAIN. by Pacific University’s Theatre Department.
A24’s latest horror outing, Saint Maud, explores religion in the wake of trauma
There’s just something about using horror as a vessel to explore deeply buried trauma that makes for really stunning cinema.
Index Staff Playlist: Songs of Love and Heartbreak
The Pacific Index staff shares some songs for the holiday, as well as a touching tribute to the late avant-garde pop singer and producer SOPHIE
Index Staff Playlist: New Year, New Tunes
The Pacific Index editors share some songs they’ve been listening to to bring in the new year…
Sundance Went Online: Four Films Not To Miss From This Year’s Fest
This year, the Sundance Film Festival took on an even more accessible online format. Here are four films from the fest not to be missed
Index Staff Playlist: Home for the Holidays
To spread the holiday cheer, the Index staff are sharing their favorite songs of the season.
The Storytelling Machine: “Bugsnax” is Well-Seared, but Undercooked Inside
Indie puzzle adventure video game “Bugsnax” looks like a sweet-but-slightly-horrifying candy. But taking a bite reveals a frustrating, jawbreaker-like center that makes it hard to recommend for most palates.
“Deaf U”: An Inside Look at the Personal Lives of Gallaudet’s Deaf Community
Deaf U is a new docuseries on Netflix that follows a group of Deaf and hard-of-hearing students at Gallaudet University, which heavily follows their dating and social lives.
Netflix’s ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Had My Attention in Check
Netflix’s The Queen’s Gambit had me awake into the wee hours of the morning hunched intently over my laptop.
Index Staff Playlist: A Clusterf*ck of Sound
The Index Staff pull out the weirdest, most off-the-wall songs in their music rotation…
La máquina de contar historias: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez demuestra el poder cultural de los videojuegos
La congresista Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) jugó el videojuego más popular del mundo. Más de cinco millones de personas vieron. Es hora de hablar de los juegos como fuerza de la cultura pop.
The Storytelling Machine: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Proves the Cultural Power of Video Games
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) played the most popular video game in the world. More than five million people watched. It’s time to talk about games as a force of pop culture.