Articles by Sankha Wanigasekara

From Feb. 12 to Feb. 21, the student-run Drexel Co-Op Theatre Company presented the production “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead” at the…

I hadn’t heard of Chris Kyle until Clint Eastwood decided to make a movie about America’s most lethal sniper, based on his 2012 book “American…

It is not just hearsay when people state that Drexel University’s party scene is as dreary and dull as Death Valley. Finding things to do…

Christopher Nolan’s space opera “Interstellar” begins on more terrestrial grounds on planet Earth, set in the near future. Humanity has regressed to a more primitive…

In a Missouri neighborhood, Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck) visits the bar he owns alongside his sister Margo. It’s his fifth wedding anniversary and it’s clear…

In “Hector and the Search for Happiness,” a psychiatrist (Simon Pegg) by the name of Hector realizes that he is simply going through the motions…

I had the opportunity to partake in a conference call with first-time director and longtime cinematographer Wally Pfister to discuss his debut directorial effort in…

“Transcendence,” Wally Pfister’s solid directorial debut, stars Johnny Depp, Rebecca Hall, Paul Bettany and Morgan Freeman. “Transcendence” depicts Depp’s Will Caster as an aficionado in…

Marvel truly has the Midas touch. While their DC rivals struggle to gain public approbation over even casting decisions, Marvel Studios continues to release one…

Hollywood has a particular fondness for making movies about ancient Rome and Greece. The stories of Roman generals and statesmen, such as Julius Caesar and…