General Magic is playing at the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. Find screening information HERE. By Ryan Willis Launching the first smartphone before 3G and Google even existed, General Magic is the company you’ve never heard […]
Tag: documentary
I Am Evidence – Review
I Am Evidence premieres April 16th on HBO. By Mary Leslie After an unthinkable crime, followed by an unimaginable and degrading test, it’s heartbreaking to think that the only evidence that could put your rapist […]
Chef’s Table: Pastry – Opinion
Chef’s Table: Pastry is now streaming on Netflix. In its first three seasons, Chef’s Table has profiled the culinary wisdom of 22 acclaimed chefs from across the globe. Each documentary-style episode’s subjects head some of […]
Andre the Giant – Review
The documentary Andre the Giant airs April 10th on HBO. By Chris Flanagan It’s rare that an icon can transcend generations as a someone whose impact was so great that the mention of their name […]
March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step – Review
The documentary March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step premieres March 24th on Hulu. By I. Simon It’s been nearly 13 years since Luc Jacquet’s Oscar winning documentary March of the Penguins debuted in theaters, […]
Take Your Pills – 2018
The documentary Take Your Pills is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler With the media ever vigilant in its war on drugs, Take Your Pills is a balanced and fair documentary examining the effects […]
Wild Wild Country – Review
The documentary series Wild Wild Country premieres March 16th on Netflix. By Adam Patterson Somehow – in my 34 years on this planet, sucking up as much pop culture as humanly possible – completely missed […]
Dirty Money: Season 1 – Review
Documentary series Dirty Money is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler If Netflix’s previous eye-opening documentary Rotten was a proverbial punch to the gut, Dirty Money is a knock out punch to the jaw. […]
Rotten: Season 1 – Review
The documentary series Rotten is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Although more culturally relevant for American consumers, Rotten is a thought provocative, raw look into the dark side of the American and global […]
The Toys That Made Us: Season 1 – Review
The Toys That Made Us is now streaming on Netflix. By Michael Keskeys As a generation, children of the 1980s are largely defined by the toys we played with. So much so that Hollywood has […]
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