Mindplay is housed at the Greenwich House Theater through April 20. By Richard Bernard When you knowingly enter a theater to see a show about mentalism, your senses are heightened with curious anticipation. What could […]
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American Primeval – Review
American Primeval premieres January 9 on Netflix. Netflix’s American Primeval immerses viewers in a raw and brutal portrayal of the American frontier, exploring a chapter of history often overlooked in modern media. Set in Utah, […]
INTERVIEW: Minted Director Nicholas Bruckman
Minted will be airing on PBS, January 6 at 10pm. Afterwards, the film will be available to stream for free on the PBS App or YouTube channel. By Zachary Greenberg In the height of 2021’s […]
Missing You – Review
Missing You hits Netflix on January 1. Netflix’s Missing You had the makings of a gripping thriller with an intriguing premise and the pedigree that comes with being a Harlan Coben adaptation, of which the […]
Laid: Season 1 – Review
Laid is now streaming on Peacock. Peacock’s Laid is one of the most fun and cleverly executed comedies to hit streaming in a while. With its unique premise and an engaging lead performance by Stephanie […]
Aaron Rodgers: Enigma – Review
Aaron Rodgers: Enigma premieres December 17 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams For New Yorkers like us, Netflix’s new Aaron Rodgers documentary lands with terribly bitter timing. Filmed before the current 2024 NFL season, the three […]
No Good Deed: Season 1 – Review
No Good Deed premieres December 12 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Netflix’s No Good Deed is a refreshing standout in a sea of streaming options, striking a fine balance between dark comedy and compelling drama. […]
September 5 – Review
September 5’s rollout begins in select theaters on December 13, followed by a wide release on January 17. By Elazar Abrahams It’s not every year you get a movie like September 5. Dialogue-driven thrillers are […]
Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld: Season 1 – Review
Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld premieres December 5 on Netflix. By Elazar Abrahams Not every show is for everyone, and Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld quickly made it abundantly clear that it is not for […]
Nightbitch – Review
Nightbitch slides into theaters on December 6. By Elazar Abrahams You’d think a movie about a mom transforming into a dog would have some bite, right? Unfortunately, Nightbitch is just bark — a baffling misfire […]
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