Watercooler Reviews: Good on Paper
Netflix has been a saving grace for many people when it comes to binge-able content that has us glued to…
The Future of Hollywood and Cinema
As theaters slowly begin to reopen across the country and with delays on films coming to an end, we see an…
Watercooler Reviews | Last Call
IFC’s newest film Last Call, is a relatable, heartwarming story of an east Philly real-estate developer who’s escaped his close-minded…
Watercooler Reviews | Boss Level
The Groundhog’s Day-esque theme, of repeating the same day over and over again, is a common tool for movies that…
The Top Twenty Movies of 2020
Hello all! Welcome to my “best of” list! I usually do this in February closer to the Oscars. But, as…
Watercooler Reviews | Malcolm and Marie
Netflix’s new melodrama Malcolm & Marie was a film that had people sitting on the edge of the couches when…
Zoey Deutch: A Starlet on The Rise
As someone who’s been bingeing a copious amount of television the past few months after being forced into solitude due…
B Roll: Celluloid Of Horror
The Birds (1963) I like the town this movie takes place in. It’s exactly the kind of town I hope…
Watercooler Reviews | Borat Subsequent Moviefilm
A Watercooler Review for "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm", a surprise sequel to a comedy classic that may be the defining political…
B.J.’s Quickies | “The Great Man Votes”
“The Great Man Votes” is a simple little film from 1939 starring the late, great John Barrymore in one…