Matthew Silbernagel

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor

Matthew Silbernagel is a senior, and will be a new Section Editor on The Mav. He will be continuing his movie reviews, as well as taking on editorial responsibilities this year. He enjoys watching movies, reading books, listening to music, and eating lots of food.

You can contact him at [email protected]

Where are they going?: Andrea Randolph

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
May 4, 2020

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The Invisible Man proves that what you can’t see is sometimes scarier than what you can see

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
March 10, 2020

Doctor Sleep shattered my expectations and easily lives up to its predecessor, “The Shining”

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
November 18, 2019

Joker delivers a dark, disturbing performance by Joaquin Phoenix

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
October 18, 2019

Here’s what you may have missed in Mav20 yesterday

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
September 11, 2019

Melanie Martinez’s K-12 journey and album, brought to life in theaters

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
September 10, 2019

Mead is left without American Sign Language course due to lack of staff at Front Range

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
August 27, 2019

New directors showed off their talents in this year’s Film Fest at Mead

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
April 26, 2019

Us captured the intensity and scares any horror movie aims for while still building up its characters and moving an original story along

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
April 11, 2019

Brie Larson brings the most powerful female superhero to the big screen in Captain Marvel

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
April 4, 2019

Greta is a fresh take on stalker-thriller movies, and kicks off the 2019 “year of horror” just right.

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
March 15, 2019

Get Out and A Quiet Place are two of the best horror movies of the past years, and here’s why

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
February 14, 2019

The Autopsy of Jane Doe ropes in real terror and scary visuals in this 2016 Netflix release

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
January 16, 2019

Bumblebee takes audiences on an entertaining and story-driven ride, with this prequel to the Transformers franchise

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
December 18, 2018

New creatures, familiar spells, and the fantastic visuals by J.K. Rowling make this Harry Potter spinoff truly enjoyable for all fans

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
December 6, 2018

The Grinch will not only steal Christmas this year, but also your heart in the new animated remake of Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
November 19, 2018

The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is a new take on an original character with the only downfall being its long, dragged out episodes

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
November 3, 2018

40 years after the events of Halloween (1978), Michael Myers returns for another chilling set of murders on his quest to finish off Laurie Strode

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
October 24, 2018

Just in time for Halloween, The Haunting of Hill House illustrates how a psychological horror series can have a meaningful story, just as well as jump scares and ghosts

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
October 19, 2018

Hardy’s performance as both Eddie and Venom saved this movie from its sloppy plot and cheesy “one-liners”

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
October 9, 2018

A dark Nancy Drew meets comedic suspense in “A Simple Favor”

Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
October 2, 2018

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Matthew Silbernagel, Content Editor
September 20, 2018

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