ZeroZeroZero premieres March 6th on Amazon Prime Video. By Ariba Bhuvad ZeroZeroZero is a complicated insight into the drug trade and the lives that are complicated when involved with it. What struck me as peculiar […]
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Little Fires Everywhere – Review
Little Fires Everywhere premieres March 18 on Hulu. By Ariba Bhuvad Based on the Celeste Ng 2017 novel by the same name comes Little Fires Everywhere. Perhaps you’ve heard of the novel, or you’ve heard […]
Emma. (2020) – Review
Emma will be playing in theaters beginning February 21. By Elazar Abrahams Call me uncultured, but I’ve never read a Jane Austen novel. In fact, I’m pretty much unfamiliar with any of her books. I know […]
Green Eggs and Ham: Season 1 – Review
Green Eggs and Ham is now streaming on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams I wanted to write this review in rhyme, but then I realized those things take time. So instead of an essay I’ve written […]
Looking for Alaska: Miniseries – Review
Looking for Alaska releases October 18 on Hulu. By Evan Frisch “I go to seek a Great Perhaps.” This is the quote from French Renaissance writer François Rabelais that Looking For Alaska’s protagonist Miles Halter […]
Good Omens: Season 1 – Review
Miniseries Good Omens premieres May 31st on Amazon Prime Video. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Ariba Bhuvad If David […]
Catch-22: Season 1 – Review
Catch-22 premieres May 17 on Hulu. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Chris Flanagan Catch-22 is an almost perfect reminder […]
Special: Season 1 – Review
Special premieres April 12th on Netflix. [Ed. Note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By Ariba Bhuvad Netflix continues to do it right […]
You: Season 1 – Review
You premieres September 9th on Lifetime. By Ariba Bhuvad From the guy who brought us classics like Dawson’s Creek and gave us the entire Arrowverse on the CW comes Lifetime’s psychological thriller drama, You. Greg […]
Thoughts on the Sharp Objects Finale
*MAJOR SPOILERS FOLLOW* By Ryan O’Connell In its rollout, Sharp Objects was sold as a murder mystery. Two girls had been murdered and Amy Adams was a reporter, sent home to investigate. Let’s go. Guys, […]
