All Together Now hits Netflix on August 28. By Elazar Abrahams If you’re looking for a high school flick, you could do much worse than All Together Now. It’s a heartfelt and optimistic film that’s […]
Month: August 2020
I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020) – Review
I’m Thinking of Ending Things is available to stream on Netflix beginning September 4. By I. Simon Whether it be his screenwriting debut Being John Malkovich, Adaptation., his Oscar-winning work on Eternal Sunshine of the […]
The Boys: Season 2 – Review
The Boys returns to Amazon Prime Video on September 4. By Chris Flanagan While 2020 has been an overall difficult and strange year, television programming has resembled a fairly normal release schedule up until now. […]
Tesla (2020) – Review
Tesla is now available to rent on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin Tesla is a biopic that goes completely off the rails to demented places. The film is about as manic and unhinged as a […]
Hoops: Season 1 – Review
Hoops premieres August 21 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Hoops is a total airball. Even worse, it’s the kind of show that is the most difficult to write about: a comedy that isn’t funny. Hoops […]
High Score: Season 1 – Review
Documentary series High Score hits Netflix on August 19. By Chris Flanagan Video games have woven themselves into the life-blood of both the causal consumer and invested gamer. They are everything from a mindless time-waster […]
I Used to Go Here (2020) – Review
I Used To Go Here is now available to rent or buy on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin One of the biggest possible pitfalls a movie can fall into is writing about yourself and your […]
An American Pickle (2020) – Review
An American Pickle is now streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin A Charlie Kaufman movie that very badly doesn’t want to be a Charlie Kaufman movie. A film about the Jewish immigrant experience that […]
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