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REVIEW: Villains are Evil Again in Zach Cregger’s ‘Weapons’

Eve Padilla-Salazar | September 15

On  Aug. 8, Director Zach Cregger released “Weapons” —  a thriller horror movie that brought a new flavor of scary to the table. The film follows a second grade class who all go missing at 2:17 AM — except one student and the teacher — leaving in the middle of the night with seemingly no motive. The film takes place over the course of the incident through various perspectives of each character. Non-linear story telling is prevalent throughout as the story is told through a series of chapters of a character's experience.

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REVIEW: ‘Jaws’ 50th anniversary brings terror and imersion

Eve Padilla-Salazar | September 8

On Aug. 29, “Jaws” was rereleased in theaters for the film's 50th anniversary in Regal Winrock 16’s new 4DX theater. As a fan of horror, the ocean and new ways to experience film, I thoroughly believe that this is a thrilling way to watch the movie. A 4DX theater contains features such as moving chairs, water features, wind simulated by large fans, as well as mist, fog and on the occasion, bolts of light and confetti. Audiences are given a pair of 3D glasses to enjoy the film as if they were in it. This seems like a lot for a film, but the features fully immerses the viewer and allows them to notice the finer details.

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Deftones’ ‘Private Music,’ a safe and reliable listen

Eve Padilla-Salazar | September 1

On Aug. 22, Deftones released their tenth album, titled “Private Music”. The album featured  delicately-ridged vocals by Chino Moreno that keeps the Deftones sound consistent. I am not the biggest Deftones fan, I only listen to the most popular songs such as “My Own Summer (Shove it),” “Cherry Waves” and “Entombed”. I do not think they are a terrible band, I find that they stick to their formula and have been the most prominent in their respective genres. I hope to see them switch things up in the near future. Though, after listening to “Private Music”, I find myself understanding their vision of intimacy; “Private Music” describes the journey of climbing to the top for a new phase.

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VIDEO STORY: Thousands take part in Albuquerque's second 'No Kings' march
Eve Padilla-Salazar, Paloma Chapa
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VIDEO STORY: Thousands take part in Albuquerque's second 'No Kings' march

Eve Padilla-Salazar and Paloma Chapa | October 23

Thousands marched in Downtown on Oct. 18 to protest against the Trump administration and its policies.  Eve Padilla-Salazar⁩ is a freelance videographer for the Daily Lobo. She can be reached at multimedia@dailylobo.com or on X @dailylobo  Paloma Chapa is the multimedia editor for the Daily Lobo. She can be reached at multimedia@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @paloma_chapa88

VIDEO STORY: 101st burning of Zozobra
Eve Padilla-Salazar
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VIDEO STORY: 101st burning of Zozobra

Eve Padilla-Salazar | September 4

On Friday, Aug. 29, local New Mexicans and people from all over the world gathered in Santa Fe to witness the burning of Zozobra, a 50-foot-tall marionette that has been stuffed with all the gloom from the last year. This year is the 101st celebration of Zozobra, and he was adorned with a Steampunk-inspired overcoat and hat. His right hand was decorated with gears and bright gold for a mechanical finish. People from all over came together to move on from the previous year's woes that Zozobra consumes and gains his power from.   Eve Padilla-Salazar⁩ is a freelance videographer for the Daily Lobo. She can be reached at culture@dailylobo.com or on X @DailyLobo

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