The Netflix exclusive movie Gerald’s Game is available September 29. Gerald’s Game can be best described as the product of combining Black Mirror with a Cialis commercial. From the preview of Gerald’s Game I was intrigued […]
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Battle of the Sexes (2017) – Review
Battle of the Sexes hits theaters September 22. This engaging, entertaining film is sure to grab people’s attention just because of the two main stars, Emma Stone, coming off La-La Land, and Steve Carell, a […]
The Vietnam War – Opinion
Ken Burns’ The Vietnam War is available for streaming on PBS.org By Jeremy Koffsky Ken Burns is the most effective historical storyteller currently living. His long-form documentaries enhance history into relatable and fascinating stories. His […]
Menashe (2017) – Review
Menashe hits theaters July 28. By Jack Faivish Menashe follows one man’s difficult inner journey as he attempts to maintain a relationship with his son, while the rest of the Hasidic Jewish community tries to pull […]
Spider-Man: Homecoming – Review
Spider-Man: Homecoming is now in theaters. Spider-Man: Homecoming’s sense of humor and incredible cast make it one of Marvel’s best movies in years. The majority of Homecoming takes place just a couple of months after the […]
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza Cookbook – Book Review
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pizza Cookbook is available now. Fans of the ‘heroes in a half shell’ connect pizza to the Ninja Turtles franchise in an instant. Now, with 65 pizza pie recipes they’ll […]
Dirty Dancing Remake – Opinion
The Dirty Dancing remake airs tonight, May 24, 8pm on ABC. I won’t be tuning into the Dirty Dancing remake. Mostly because I can’t think of a single thing to change about the original. Sure, Abigail Breslin […]
Becoming Bond – Review
Becoming Bond is available on Hulu beginning May 20. Ever heard of George Lazenby? Well, he played James Bond. Despite that, he’s not too famous for the role of a lifetime, rather for his decision […]
INTERVIEW: Derik Murray [I Am Heath Ledger]
I Am Heath Ledger premieres May 17th, 10pm on Spike. Derik Murray’s 90-minute documentary remembers the late Oscar-winning actor, largely through never-before-seen footage from Ledger’s own home movies and interviews. We recently spoke to Murray […]
Tribeca Film Festival 2017: ESPN Sports Shorts
When I was sent to view five sports-themed short films at Tribeca Film Festival my idea for an article was simple. Rank them from worst to, pointing out what I did and didn’t like. But […]
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