All Quiet on the Western Front is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler The German anti-war movie All Quiet on the Western Front is inspired by Erich Maria Remarque’s historical novel. The events of […]
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The School for Good and Evil (2022) – Review
The School for Good and Evil is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler The School for Good and Evil follows the story of Sophie and Agatha as they find themselves transported to the titular […]
Raymond & Ray (2022) – Review
Raymond & Ray is now streaming on Apple TV+. By Greg Wheeler There’s a moment in Raymond & Ray where the titular brothers fight each other. Ray (Ethan Hawke) makes an offhand comment about their […]
Simchas and Sorrows (2022) – Review
Simchas and Sorrows is available on all VOD platforms. By Zachary Greenberg With the major Jewish holiday season rolling up with the festivals of Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot, it is fitting that the […]
Pearl (2022) – Review
Pearl is now playing in theaters. By Greg Wheeler Right on the heels of erotic horror film X, A24 partners again with director Ti West to release Pearl, a prequel origin story that shines a […]
4 Camera-Loving Characters in Film and TV
By Paisley Chace Many film and TV characters are depicted as lovers of photography. As seen in characters such as Anna in Closer (2004) or Peter Parker in Spiderman (2002), it’s easy for the camera to give characters […]
Heathers: The Musical – Review
Heathers: The Musical is streaming exclusively on the Roku Channel. By Elazar Abrahams I’ve been a huge fan of Heathers for years. I discovered the original 1988 film in my first year of high school […]
13: The Musical (2022) – Review
13: The Musical is now streaming on Netflix. By Derrick Dunn Following a two-decade hiatus to utilize her talents in the world of television, director Tamara Davis makes a return with features in Netflix’s 13: […]
Funny Pages (2022) – Review
Funny Pages is in theaters and On Demand on August 26. By I. Simon Throughout the 2010s, Josh and Benny Safdie have emerged as two of our most exciting voices in contemporary American cinema. They […]
Three Minutes: A Lengthening – Review
Three Minutes: A Lengthening in select theaters August 19. By Elazar Abrahams In 2009 Glenn Kurtz found three minutes of historical footage deep in his grandfather’s closet. Specifically, clips from the small Polish town of […]
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