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Movie Review: Clayface
A gross, goopy and fun horror film for the Halloween season. “Clayface” is unlike anything DC has ever produced. The studio followed its family-friendly “Superman” and “Supergirl” with a bloody, body horror film that explores some interesting themes and ideas while showcasing some incredible effects — one of which will ensure that many viewers do not ever rub their eyes the same way again.
UTulsa’s Symphony Orchestra’s fall concert: “Tales from the North”
The University of Tulsa’s Symphony Orchestra plays to the soul at their first concert of the 2026-27 year. Last Monday, Oct. 26, the University of Tulsa’s own symphony orchestra performed their very first concert of the 2026-27 school year, titled “Tales from the North.” The orchestra was conducted by Richard Wagner, associate professor and music and instrumental ensembles director in his 21st year at TU. A collection of three songs were played at the concert.
Yusuf Hasan visits campus for “Muslims in Medicine” panel
Various speakers delivered lectures and a Q&A at the Mayo Activities Center. Over fall break, on Oct.
Get to know a club: Reading and Writing (RAW)
A “strong smell” and an hour to write, what would you come up with? On Friday, Sept. 4, the University of Tulsa’s Reading and Writing club, acronymized as RAW, held its second weekly meeting in Chapman Hall. The organization provides a space for students interested in literature, writing or simply the company of people who like both. With there being no required prerequisite or major, Reading and Writing meet every week on Friday for anyone interested.
Movie review: Obsession
The best supernatural horror film in years. Modern horror films are not exactly high art. Many choose to rely more on cheap thrills and predictable jumpscares than anything else, but Obsession is different. Director Curry Barker’s first theatrically released film debuted to glowing reviews and an astounding box office performance, defying all expectations. Horror films have always been good at keeping costs low, and usually that means that the budget stays within a few million dollars.
Movie Review: The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan hits the box office with his visually stunning take on the Homer classic. One of this summer’s hottest blockbusters was Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a classic almost as old as writing itself. Much to the chagrin of many history buffs and terminally online movie critics, Nolan attempts neither to make the movie particularly “historically accurate” nor adhere all that closely to the original themes in The Odyssey.
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