Our Friend is now available On Demand. By I. Simon Our Friend was a film that had my curiosity. It got a fairly positive reception coming out of TIFF back in 2019, and it has a […]
Tag: 2019
Bad Education – Review
Bad Education is now streaming on HBO. By Palmer Rubin “We do this because we’re good people.” The really boring way to go about a film like Bad Education to have a lot of preachy […]
The Last Full Measure – Review
The Last Full Measure is now in theaters. By Elazar Abrahams Call it cliche-ridden if you’d like, but The Last Full Measure is a true story. During the Vietnam War, William H. Pitsenbarger, a U.S. […]
Color Out of Space – Review
Color Out of Space will be released on January 24. By I. Simon Anyone who knows me well enough knows that I am a fan of films that are off-kilter. If a film leans enough […]
The Witcher: Season 1 – Review
The Witcher premieres December 20 on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan To the uninitiated, The Witcher wastes no time jumping headfirst into the deep end of its folklore leaving behind those expecting it to hold their […]
You: Season 2 – Review
You Season 2 premieres December 26th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad You is back with a bang, and I’ll be the first to say it doesn’t disappoint. After the shift from Lifetime to Netflix, the […]
Uncut Gems (2019) – Review
Uncut Gems expands to a wide theatrical release on December 25. By Elazar Abrahams It’s finals week people! I’ve got studying to do, and as much as I love keeping this site updated, the university […]
29Rooms 2019
By Elazar Abrahams Once again, TV and City returned to Refinery29’s interactive art installation 29Rooms for another year of fun. This year the exhibit is located in Brooklyn, on the fifth floor of a warehouse […]
LuminoCity Festival
By Elazar Abrahams Billed as an “immersive wonderland of lights,” LuminoCity has landed in NYC for the winter. Taking over 16 acres on Randalls Island, the festival is mainly comprised of light and art installations, […]
Hello Panda Festival
By Elazar Abrahams Over in Queens, the usually dormant Citi Field parking lot is lighting up NYC until January 26. During these cold winter months, the famous home of the New York Mets has become […]
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