‘I Am Not Okay’ Is Better Than Okay
I don’t watch a ton of new television shows. I should, since we live in the golden age of television right now, but there’s so much of it that it’s hard to clear out the clutter and find something that I...
Streaming Services Have Taken Away Our Ability to Socialize
The rapid rise of streaming services has successfully pulled us deeper into an enticing entertaining experience. But at the same time, it has equally succeeded in pulling us further away from one another....
Pete Davidson Stumbles Through Special
Netflix has done it again. They gave us yet another subpar comedy special from a comedian of Saturday Night Live fame. This time it was “Pete Davidson: Alive from New York,” and it was only slightly less...
Books Built for the Silver Screen
Oh, the dreaded book-to-movie adaptation. It’s something Hollywood always tries to do, as they desperately try to convert the die-hard book fans into die-hard moviegoers, but it always seems to flop. There...
BoJack Horseman Takes His Final Bow
Netflix concluded BoJack Horseman with the second part of its sixth season on Jan. 31. Although the series finale was bittersweet, as it is with all series, it’s one that was poignant, meaningful and...
‘A Christmas Prince’ Is Perfect for Holiday Cheer
In recent years Netflix’s been going a little stir crazy with their original holiday films, but regardless, they’ve definitely provided a myriad of unique material. Netflix’s Christmas trilogy “A...
Two Tall Girls Review “Tall Girl”
Netflix’s “Tall Girl” could not have been written by a tall girl. In fact, it was written by Sam Wolfson, who is a man of unknown height. This isn’t surprising if you’ve seen the trailer, but, as...
Netflix, Stop Producing Trash
Within the last year, Netflix has been releasing original young adult films intended to inspire, and I guess, motivate the youth of today. Specifically, films like “Sierra Burgess is a Loser,” “Swiped”...
Fyre Festival Documentaries Hit Hulu and Netflix
Wealth. Models. Music. A beach paradise. Fraud. This month, America’s media fascination with the infamous “Fyre Festival” of 2017 was brought back into public interest due to the release of two new...
‘The Other Side of the Wind’ Comes to Netflix
You’re standing still in a Hall of Mirrors. Glancing around to your repeated self, the images bouncing off of one another endlessly, relentlessly. You keep looking out of the corner of your eye, in an...