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THE GATEPOST
Framingham State's award-winning independent student newspaper since 1932


‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ - A gripping retelling of a classic
By Owen Glancy Staff Writer By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer The novel “All Quiet on the Western Front” is an all-time classic, and one of...
Owen Glancy and Jack McLaughlin
Dec 2, 2022


‘Glass Onion’ - A multilayered thrill
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” is Rian Johnson’s followup to his widely successful predecessor,...
Jack McLaughlin
Dec 2, 2022


‘One Piece Film: Red’ - a movie worth sea-ing
By Owen Glancy Staff Writer “One Piece” is often considered one of the most influential anime series of all time, with it still airing...
Owen Glancy
Nov 17, 2022


'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever'- a triumphant tribute
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” is the hotly anticipated sequel to its 2018 predecessor. The film serves...
Jack McLaughlin
Nov 10, 2022


‘The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power’ - a force of nature
By Mark Haskell Staff Writer Amazon created a television series based on the “Lord of the Rings” by J.R.R. Tolkien and its appendices....
Mark Haskell
Oct 27, 2022


‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is disappointing drivel
By Owen Glancy Staff Writer “Thor: Love and Thunder” is the latest installment in the MCU’s “Thor” series. It continues the story of Thor...
Owen Glancy
Oct 20, 2022


‘Halloween Ends’ or does it?
By Ryan Schreiber Staff Writer I walked into the movie theater to see “Halloween Ends,” and was immediately greeted by a Michael Meyers...
Ryan Schreiber
Oct 20, 2022


She-Hulk’- an action-packed law drama
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law” is Marvel Studio’s latest series that finished its first season last week....
Jack McLaughlin
Oct 20, 2022


‘Werewolf by Night’ - Marvel’s stab at horror
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer “Werewolf by Night” will bring Marvel fans into new territory that breaks free from the comfort zone...
Jack McLaughlin
Oct 13, 2022


‘Kaguya-Sama: Love is War’ finally delivers on its main premise
By Owen Glancy Staff Writer “Kaguya-sama: Love is War” began its third season April 9, two years after the second season’s bombastic...
Owen Glancy
Oct 13, 2022


Kendrick Lamar’s lengthy hiatus ends with a bang
By Jack McLaughlin Staff Writer As Kendrick eloquently puts in the first track, it had been “1,855 days” since the release of 2017’s...
Jack McLaughlin
Sep 14, 2022


Kaguya-Sama: Love is War – a madcap minefield of passion
By Sean Cabot Aka Akasaka’s “Kaguya-Sama: Love is War,” is an award-winning romantic comedy comic that has sold over 15 million copies....
Sean Cabot
Apr 14, 2022
‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ –More than the title implies
By Sean Cabot Daniel Kwan and Dan Scheinert’s “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” is every turn of phrase meant to indicate weirdness...
Sean Cabot
Apr 7, 2022


‘CODA’ proves to be worth the Oscar hype
By Jack McLaughlin “CODA” is a terrific film that’s currently receiving lots of attention after its multiple wins at this year’s Oscars...
Jack McLaughlin
Apr 7, 2022


‘The Batman’ – Darker than black, somehow
By Sean Cabot “The Batman” is a difficult movie to discuss. There have been so many iterations of the character that any attempts to...
Sean Cabot
Mar 31, 2022


‘Line Goes Up’ – Exploring the fractured culture of NFTs
By Jackson Clyde Since their emergence in 2021, the prevalence of so-called non-fungible tokens in popular discourse has been impossible...
Jackson Clyde
Mar 5, 2022


‘The Legend of Vox Machina’ – From the tabletop to television
By Sean Cabot “Critical Role” is a series of livestreamed games of “Dungeons & Dragons” played by a group of professional voice actors....
Sean Cabot
Mar 5, 2022


‘Scream 5’ – not the best scream
By Ryan Schreiber I first came upon the trailer of “Scream 5” getting ready to dive into the movie “Spiderman: No Way Home.” As I watched...
Ryan Schreiber
Feb 25, 2022


‘Peacemaker’ – A taste of “peace”
By Sean Cabot Peacemaker is a DC Comics character formerly owned by the defunct Charlton Comics Company. His biggest claim to fame for...
Sean Cabot
Feb 25, 2022


‘Smiling Friends’: Insanity, Glorious Insanity
By Jackson Clyde Ever since Adult Swim’s debut 20 years ago, Cartoon Network’s adult programming block has been home to some of the most...
Jackson Clyde
Feb 18, 2022
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