The movie How It Ends is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Netflix post-apocalyptic thriller How It Ends is one of the most frustrating films I’ve watched this year. The intriguing premise and sickly […]
Month: July 2018
Castle Rock: Season 1 – Review
Castle Rock premieres July 25th on Hulu. By Ariba Bhuvad In true Stephen King fashion, Castle Rock possesses the creepy and enigmatic vibe that many of his adaptations are known for. However, I am not […]
MUMMENSCHANZ
MUMMENSCHANZ is currently playing at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater through July 22. By Rachel A. A true performance for all ages, the silent theater of MUMMENSCHANZ returns to New York for a limited engagement of […]
.Zip Season 2 Exhibit
.Zip2 is currently on display at 3LD Art + Technology Center, 80 Greenwich Street. By Rachel A. 3-Legged Dog, the company that runs 3LD, is known for producing experiences with extensive multimedia elements and .Zip2 […]
Samantha!: Season 1 – Review
Samantha! is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Brazilian Netflix Original Samantha is a by-the-numbers comedy that fails to draw up solid laughs or compelling characters through its seven episodes. Samantha! begins with its […]
Sacred Games: Season 1 – Review
Sacred Games is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Split between the perspective of two characters, Indian Netflix Original Sacred Games is an astonishing, unique show that mixes excellent cinematography and competent writing with […]
Sharp Objects – Review
Sharp Objects premieres July 8th, 9pm on HBO. By I. Simon One of last year’s most delightful surprises was HBO’s Big Little Lies, receiving loads of critical acclaim and going on to win multiple Emmy […]
Tau (2018) – Review
Tau is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Netflix’s horrid streak of original movies continues with Tau, a film that borrows highbrow themes tackling artificial intelligence, and reshapes them into a forgettable thriller. Some […]
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