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: January
Servant: Season 2 – Review
Servant returns January 15 on Apple TV+. By Ariba Bhuvad When it comes to absurd and unusual plots, filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan is up there with the best of them. So when it was announced […]
One Night in Miami – Review
One Night in Miami is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. By I. Simon Actors going onto directing features often tends to fascinate me, a reason being that I like seeing whatever they might’ve learned […]
Batwoman: Season 2 Premiere – Review
Batwoman returns January 17 on the CW. By Ariba Bhuvad Batwoman returns to the CW looking a bit different in its sophomore season. By now, you surely know that Ruby Rose stepped down from the […]
Dickinson: Season 2 – Review
Dickinson returns January 8 on Apple TV+. By Ariba Bhuvad Dickinson is back stronger, funnier, and as meta as ever with Hailee Steinfeld reprising her role as poet Emily Dickinson. This Apple TV+ series took […]
Lupin: Season 1 – Review
Lupin arrives January 8 on Netflix. By Josh Leichter When I was first asked to review Lupin, I knew exactly one thing about it: It’s French. Now I say this as a sort of preface […]
Cobra Kai: Season 3 – Review
Cobra Kai returns for a third season, January 8 on Netflix. By Jeremy Koffsky Three years after it originally premiered, Cobra Kai still amazes me. It’s amazing that out of all the great 80s properties […]
First Cow – Review
First Cow is an A24 release currently available to buy on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin “Why is a baker like a beggar? They both need to get that bread.” I had gotten a text […]
Altered Carbon: Season 2 – Review
Altered Carbon returns February 27th on Netflix. By Ariba Bhuvad Altered Carbon is back, and it’s an understatement to say it that season 2 is anything short of epic and riveting. Granted, critics were given […]
BroadwayCon 2020
By Elazar Abrahams Another BroadwayCon has come and gone. For its fifth year, the celebration of everything theater moved its location from the Javits Center to the Hilton Midtown, but the smaller scale didn’t hinder […]
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