By Ali Kochik
Senior Editor Halloween is often perceived as a commercial holiday. It gets a reputation as being just another Hallmark money making scheme. However, the holiday actually has an incredibly rich history that not everyone knows about. According to The History Channel website, the origins of our modern Halloween traditions take root in numerous different cultures who have been celebrating on October 31 for centuries.
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By Marissa Burd
Junior Editor-in-Chief It has been nearly 27 years since we’ve last heard from “IT,” which is Stephen King’s 1986 novel. In November of 1990, a miniseries based off of the book aired on ABC over a span of two nights. Now, IT reappeared in theatres on Sept. 28 2017, which is coincidentally 27 years from its 1990 miniseries. Rotten Tomatoes, a review website by Fandago, gave the 1990 series a 57%. On the other hand, the 2017 version of IT was given a 85% by the website. The 2017 version of IT appropriately portrayed the 1980s setting with its use of characters and setting. Director Andy Muschietti creates a visual of what the eighties looked like for today’s, more modern audience. |
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