El Estoque

‘Ginny & Georgia’ is relatable yet dramatic

Aashi Venkat • January 14, 2023

Season two of the Netflix series doesn’t disappoint

“Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story” is an unethical monstrosity

Samika Bhatkar and Aashi Venkat • October 8, 2022

Examining the internet’s disturbing obsession with Jeffrey Dahmer

“Entergalactic” is nothing out of the ordinary

Samika Bhatkar • October 6, 2022

Despite its tranquil production and lyricism, “Entergalactic” fails to stand on its own

“Partner Track” falls short in its attempt at representation

Angela Zhang, News Editor • September 22, 2022

While depicting the unbreakable glass ceiling women and non-white individuals face when climbing the corporate ladder, Netflix’s new series "Partner Track" fails to portray representation at every front...

It’s not really reality, but that’s OK

Aashna Patel and Jiya Singh • June 6, 2022

JS: Imagine this — you set up a social media account after having sworn to never do so your entire life. You’ve made a special connection with a young, beautiful girl named Rebecca. You thought...

“Heartstopper” is everything it was expected to be

Aashi Venkat • April 27, 2022

The Netflix series is nothing more than a cute queer rom-com

A view of 2022

Jiya Singh and Shivani Verma • February 12, 2022

While 2021 brought in a wave of trends including wearing sweater vests and playing games such as League of Legends, the start of the new year brings in a fresh set of these trends. Look ahead for more...

‘Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle’ has something for everyone

Justin E Kim • October 13, 2021

The 23rd movie in the franchise expands on the Pokémon world while staying true to what makes it so beloved

Rediscovering chess

Krish Dev, Opinion Editor • February 8, 2021

My first experience with chess was in first grade, when I went to a chess club after school for the first time. My mom signed me up as she thought it would be fun, and she was absolutely right....