Everything Sucks! premieres February 16th on Netflix. By Jack Faivish Everything Sucks! is Netflix’s most recent attempt to capture the growing trend of nostalgic offerings. The show is an excellent blend of comedy and drama, […]
Month: February 2018
DVD Alert: The Ballad of Lefty Brown
The 2017 movie The Ballad of Lefty Brown is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital formats on February 13th. Read our original review HERE. What Should I Know? Set in the vast, desolate plains of […]
DVD Alert: Wonder
The 2017 movie Wonder is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital formats on February 13th. Read our original review HERE. What Should I Know? Wonder follows the inspiring story of the Pullman family, whose youngest […]
DVD Alert: The Deuce: The Complete Season One
The complete first season of The Deuce is available on DVD, Blu-ray, and digital formats on February 13th. Read our original review HERE. What Should I Know? Boasting a fine ensemble cast and executive produced […]
Private Eyes: Season 1 – Opinion
Private Eyes premieres February 11th, 9pm on Ion. Prestige TV, this is not… and that’s more than fine! Sometimes a detective team up procedural is exactly what you want to watch. Private Eyes is one […]
Our Cartoon President: Season 1 – Review
Our Cartoon President premieres February 11th, 8pm on Showtime. I recently diagnosed myself with TCF – Trump Comedy Fatigue. It’s a condition brought about by the 24-hour news cycle, a constant stream of terrible headlines […]
Here and Now: Season 1 – Review
Here and Now premieres February 11th, 9pm on HBO. By Keith Noakes Don’t Tim Robbins, Holly Hunter, and Alan Ball seem like a great combination for a HBO series? For as long as television has […]
2 Dope Queens – Opinion
2 Dope Queens premieres February 2nd, 11:30pm on HBO. Standup routine to podcast sensation to hit HBO specials – that’s the story of Jessica Williams and Phoebe Robinson’s 2 Dope Queens franchise. The pair of […]
The 15:17 to Paris (2018) – Review
The 15:17 to Paris is in theaters February 8th. From a distance, The 15:17 to Paris has a great gimmick. For the first time in a movie based on a true story, the events on […]
BEST EPISODE: Friday Night Lights
We live in the golden age of television, and never has TV been more important in our culture. Over five weeks we’ll be exploring the absolute best TV has to offer. Every Wednesday, contributor Jeremy […]
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