July 22, 2020

Black Lives Matter mural

By Young Kwak

Photos of the completed Black Lives Matter mural on the east side of the Seven2 and 14Four building in downtown Spokane. In collaboration with Terrain, each letter was painted by a local artist of color.
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Zombies, witches and Adam Sandler: A rundown of the best and worst new horror films you can stream now

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#ALIVE In this South Korean thriller, an unexplained zombie apocalypse has a lonely young man barricading himself in his third-floor apartment that overlooks the mayhem outside. Just as he's about to lose all hope, he discovers there's another survivor in the building across the way, and the very knowledge of another survivor encourages him to break from his confines. Worth a stream? If you're a fan of undead narratives or South Korean cinema (and you haven't already seen the superior Train to Busan), then yes. It doesn't reinvent the zombie movie wheel, but it's made with a lot of style by first-time director Il Cho. Streaming on Netflix (NATHAN WEINBENDER)
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