Film – The Port Press

Horror Classics: Do They Hold Up?

Carly Heffernan, Correspondent
October 23, 2023

Horror Heyday: The New Horror Movies of 2023

Carlee Ferrara, Contributor
November 29, 2022

Though Enjoyable, Marvel’s Black Widow Holds Little Weight in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Charlotte Wagner, Contributor
October 1, 2021

My Octopus Teacher Highlights the Overlooked Intelligence of the Animal Kingdom

Jules Nguyen, Freelancer
May 19, 2021

Sorry We Missed You Is Humanism at Its Weakest Point

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
February 9, 2021

Beanpole: Cinematic Antiquity in a Modern Age

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
February 1, 2021

Sound of Metal: Silence in a Noisy World

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
January 25, 2021

I’m Thinking Of Ending Things: Existentialism Through Absurdity

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
January 7, 2021

The Cinematic Surreality of The Subconscious

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
December 14, 2020

Cinematic Melding of Camera and Person Promotes Internal Reflection

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
December 3, 2020

Dr. Strangelove: The Predecessor of Saturday Night Live

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
November 11, 2020

Eyes Without a Face is a “New Breed Of Horror”

Harrison LeBow, Contributor
November 2, 2020

Load More Stories

The Port Press is a publication authorized by the Northport – East Northport Union Free School District. The articles and opinions stated in The Port Press are solely the opinions of the individual writer, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Northport – East Northport Union Free School District, Northport High School or any individual affiliated with such entities.

Comments (0)

All The Port Press Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Activate Search

Film