“13th” – Where do we begin?

The Netflix documentary 13th examines the path from the end of slavery to the modern struggle with police brutality.

The Highwaymen: Bonnie & Clyde Were Murderers

Netflix’s The Highwaymen reminds us who the bad guys are.

Ozark Seasons 1 & 2 Review: Netflix Breaks Bad In The Best Way Possible

Before season 3 premieres tomorrow here’s our review of the first two seasons of Ozark.

Home Theatre: Theatrical Releases Moved to VOD

Studios are bringing their big theatrical releases to VOD services.

“The Two Popes” Review – Do You Hear What I Hear?

The Two Popes is about more than the roles of two powerful men within the Catholic Church. It’s about what it means to be a human reaching out to a higher power.

“My Valentine” Review – A Bloody Neon Tale of Reclamation

Director Maggie Levin’s entry for Hulu’s Into The Dark is a fun and bloody example of how horror films can mean more than violence and gore.

Maggie Levin Interview: The Disco Witch Director of Hulu’s “My Valentine”

Check out our interview with the brilliant writer-director of Hulu’s Into the Dark: My Valentine, Maggie Levin.

Oscars 2020: “The Irishman” Review – A Great Martin Scorsese Movie

Before the Oscars take place this weekend we’re looking back at the nominees. The Irishman is nominated in 10 categories including Best Picture. Check out our review here.

“American Factory” Review – The American Dream Gone Sour

The Documentary American Factory is the first production from Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground production company.

“The Amazing Jonathan Documentary” Review – A Thrilling Rollercoaster

Hulu’s The Amazing Jonathan Documentary, will leave you with the exact right amount of uncertainty.