‘Boys State’ Review: Entertaining documentary earns your vote
Making its debut at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year, the enthralling and massively entertaining documentary Boys State hits streaming this...
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‘Huntington Twin Drive-in’ Review: Huntington Drive-In gets a fresh start
When the Goodrich Quality Theatre chain declared bankruptcy in February, it wasn’t just Huntington residents who were upset.
Goodrich’s Huntington Twin...
Noteworthy titles on streaming services
As the plague continues, we movie fans must be brave and forge ahead, looking for new things to watch from week to week, night to night. Here’s a look...
‘An American Pickle‘ Review: Inert comedy spoils its promising concept
Adapted from the four-part New Yorker novella Sell Out, the movie is co-produced by childhood friends Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. But it lacks the...
When streaming doesn’t satisfy, seek out these TV, movie box sets
So you’re stuck at home. The movie theaters are closed and you’ve streamed every dang thing you can find.
What do you do now? Well, now you can finally...
‘The Rental’ Review: Hackneyed horror movie not worth renting
Following in the footsteps of his big brother James, Dave Franco makes his directing debut with The Rental, an insipid and immature horror-thriller...
‘First Cow‘ Review: Meticulous, stirring Western showcases brilliant storytelling
Set in 1820s Oregon during the frontier days, the film introduces us to Otis “Cookie” Figowitz (John Magaro) as he carefully scavenges for berries and...
‘Greyhound’ Review: Hanks can’t bail out war flick
Based on the 1955 C. S. Forester novel The Good Shepherd, Greyhound stars Tom Hanks as Commander Ernest Krause, a steely World War II Navy captain leading...
Snap up these six Criterion Collection classics while they are 50 percent off
Twice a year, Barnes and Noble becomes the cinephile’s favorite place on Earth when they mark all of their Criterion Collection titles 50 percent off.
For...
‘Palm Springs’ Review: New rom-com uncommonly perceptive
Months of quarantine have a way of distorting one’s perception of time. With the removal of structured tasks like work and social outings, the “Blursday”...