The student news site of Cypress Woods High School

The Crimson Connection

The student news site of Cypress Woods High School

The Crimson Connection

The student news site of Cypress Woods High School

The Crimson Connection

These Things Happen Too, and they happened well

“These Things Happen Too”, and they happened well

Hunter Mancuso, Copy Editor October 8, 2021

G-Eazy put out his seventh studio album last week and Eazy's fans can rejoice. It sparks back memories of what Eazy used to be in his glory days before everything went downhill. Naming the album “These...

Offspring opening song, Self-Esteem

2021 Buzzfest

Emily Gibbs, Staff Reporter September 28, 2021

Buzzfest is an annual music festival where grunge and rock bands from all over the country join together and perform their top hits for fans. This year the festival took place at the Cynthia Woods Pavilion. ...

Donda vs. Certified Lover Boy

Donda vs. Certified Lover Boy

Ryan Zach, Reporter September 28, 2021

Kanye West and Drake are two artists who need absolutely no introduction. Two of the most known names in the music industry at the moment, both have also been involved with the release of some of the most...

The Wildthings take a photo at the Cy Woods football game.

Meet the Wildthings

Esteban Garcia, Editor-in-chief September 27, 2021

  No one shows as much 212 spirit as the Wildthings. These 11 seniors show the most fight for Cy-Woods, and lead the student section day and night. The meaning that the Wildthings have to Cy-Woods...

“The Thing” review

Connor Bickham April 8, 2021

"The Thing", directed by John Carpenter and stars Kurt Russel, Keith David and Wilford Brimley, was released on June 25, 1982, and was widely disliked by audience members and critics. However, as the years...

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The superior director’s cut of a superhero flop

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic April 8, 2021

If I’m being completely honest with everyone reading, this is not a review that I ever imagined I would be writing. However, the past year has taught me that literally anything is possible, and I’m...

Despite the craziest year in decades, the Oscars will still be held on April 25.

What the Oscars got wrong

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic April 8, 2021

On March 15, the Oscar nominations were announced, and thanks to incredibly good timing, I was able to get up early and react to them as they happened. Despite the minimal amount of movies that were released...

Top 5 underrated artists

Top 5 underrated artists

Hunter Mancuso April 1, 2021

Everyone has their preferences about their own music taste. Some people love what other people hate. Some people think some people are good and others are bad. Meanwhile, some artists get overlooked and...

A thing of the past?

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic March 1, 2021

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Most anticipated movies of 2021

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic January 25, 2021

Now that 2020 has finally ended (thank all things holy), it’s finally time to talk about my most anticipated movies of 2021. Usually, what I do with these types of articles is talk about every movie...

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The ever-elusive perfect movie

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic December 10, 2020

In my last review, I remarked on the absence of decent-to-good movies that are being released. Thanks to the pandemic, every promising movie aside from “Tenet” and “Wonder Woman 1984” were pushed...

Fincher’s triumphant return to filmmaking

Peyton Berry, Staff Critic December 10, 2020

Before turning on “Mank”, several thoughts flew through my head: This is David Fincher’s first movie in six years. It has Gary Oldman. It’s black-and-white. This has to be good. Right? “Mank”...

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