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My name is Jason Licitra and I’m a twenty two years old college graduate from Parlin, New Jersey with a degree in journalism and a minor in communication studies. As a writer I have been a participant in my college newspaper The Whit as a contributor to their entertainment and local news departments. Outside of this style of writing I also have completed creative works and I am currently in the process of getting my first novel published.
On Thursday night, over a dozen students participated in a video game tournament, centered around the game "BlazeBlue Tag Team Battle." Many others were there, taking a backseat to witness the spectacle. For those unfamiliar with the name, "BlazeBlue Tag Team Battle" is a stylish fighting game developed by Arc System Works.
In the modern age cinema has become a world recognized art form and a source of entertainment for billions around the globe. It can be difficult to imagine the industry as anything less than the media giant it is today but in truth it's origins were more humble than many may realize, and a good...
An overlook over a journlaist I admire created for a project that asked us to detail an individual in our field who inspires us
A brief review of the then recently released titled Hi-Fi Rush
This year has been a difficult time for movie fans as restrictions put in place by COVID-19 forced film studios to delay their upcoming releases. Over the past several months, notable titles' release dates have been continually pushed back in the hopes that quarantine would be lifted by the the time of their scheduled premieres.
There are certain things that audiences have come to expect when they see a film directed by Guy Ritchie; smart dialogue, unique action sequences and a healthy dose of British class. His new film, "The Gentlemen," is no exception. Living up to its name, "The Gentlemen" is a film that bleeds style from start to finish.
Surprises in theater-released movies are typically hard to come by. More often than not, preview ads blasted on every platform give the audience a good idea of what they're getting into. So when I say that "Upgrade"was the most surprising movie for me in the last decade, I'm not using the phrase lightly.
As a huge fan of both the comic books and movies featuring Batman's arch nemesis, I was overjoyed when I discovered last year that he would be getting his own film starring the always fantastic Joaquin Phoenix.
Photo of San Martin in his studio equipped with posters of some of his favorite classic films (Photo/San Martin Garcia) San Martin Garcia, a filmmaker with a YouTube centered around reviewing movies, was gracious enough to take part in an interview. The twenty four year old creator discusses his early days and offers some insight...
The Wrestler, starring Mickey Rourke, is a 2008 drama about an aging wrestler struggling to leave his old life behind after being told of a serious medical condition that would prevent him from stepping back into the ring. The film was shot all throughout New Jersey, with many scenes located on the boardwalks of Asbury...
