Poker Face premieres on Peacock on January 26 with four episodes, followed by new episodes streaming on Thursdays. By Elazar Abrahams Rian Johnson is on a mystery movie hot streak with his smash hits Knives […]
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The Pale Blue Eye – Review
The Pale Blue Eye will be available to stream on Netflix on January 6 after a short theatrical run. By Elazar Abrahams A good old fashioned mystery movie is just what’s needed this winter season, […]
Paul T. Goldman – Review
Paul T. Goldman premieres January 1 on Peacock. By Elazar Abrahams “This is 99% true,” says Paul Goldman early on in the new six-episode series bearing his name. “I’ve only embellished some of the trivial […]
The Butcher Boy
The Butcher Boy runs through September 11 at the Irish Repertory Theatre. By Elazar Abrahams Based on Patrick McCabe’s 1992 novel of the same name, The Butcher Boy is about as original a stage musical […]
Lupin: Part 2 – Review
Lupin returns to Netflix on June 11. By Ariba Bhuvad Lupin has unexpectedly given us the devilishly charming Assane Diop, played by the incomparable Omar Sy, in a story that puts the likes of Money […]
Unsolved Mysteries: Season 1 – Review
Unsolved Mysteries premieres July 1st on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad As a ’90s kid, I was ecstatic to learn that Netflix was doing an Unsolved Mysteries reboot. I recall as a child, my family and […]
The Good Cop: Season 1 – Review
The Good Cop premieres September 21st on Netflix. By Jeffery Shellenbarger In 1993, John Fogerty was sued for writing and performing a song that allegedly sounded too similar to a Credence Clearwater Revival song. In […]
Crime + Punishment (2018) – Review
The documentary Crime + Punishment will be available to stream on Hulu beginning August 24th. By Ulkar Alakbarova Police corruption is terrifying. But how can we as civilians do to force the police to perform […]
Take Two: Season 1 – Review
Take Two premieres June 21st on ABC. By Ariba Bhuvad When I heard Rachel Bilson would be gracing the television screen again, I was so on board, because who didn’t love the sassy, fiery Rachel […]
Little Women – Review
Little Women begins May 13th on PBS. By Charity Bishop Little Women is a difficult book to adapt, full of religious conviction and the four March sisters trying to overcome their flaws to attain a […]
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