The Netflix documentary series ‘Dirty Money’ delves into the nature of costly crime and a few of the more notable examples.
Arts, Movies
‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ Ushers Wall-crawler Back to Comic Origins
‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ is a proper Spidey entry into the MCU fans have been waiting for. Without a doubt, this web-slinging flick will not disappoint.
Arts, Movies
No Distance Proves Too Great for Love in ‘Space Between Us’
‘The Space Between Us’ is sweet, if not a little sappy, but overall the story contains too much heart to truly hate.
Arts, Movies
‘The Founder’ Shows How One Man Turned Burgers into Billions
The path of the golden arches is paved, not with gold, but blood, sweat, tears, and shady dealings in this biographical drama about one man trying to serve billions.
Arts, Television
An Enigma, ‘The Young Pope’ Unsettles and Dazzles
HBO’s newest show, The Young Pope, is mystifyingly dynamic, full of rich images and scenes, and just as problematic as it is interesting.
Arts, Television
Millennial Woes Clash with Rugged Outdoors Man in ‘The Great Indoors’
Instead of singing kumbaya around the campfire, millennials are challenged with a more unforgiving figure in the new situational comedy ‘The Great Indoors’ on CBS.
Arts, Television
Woody Allen’s ‘Crisis in Six Scenes’ Is a Solid Assay into Television
Though it does not achieve the glory of his work on the big screen, ‘Crisis in Six Scenes’ is an enjoyable, and at times, surprising venture for Woody Allen on television.
Arts, Television
‘Transparent’ Continues to Harness Emotional Essence in Season 3
Turning even more heads in its third season, ‘Transparent’ explores an existential human story with such gravity and humor that the Golden Globe winning series importance cannot be overstated.
Arts, Television
Internet Heavy Hitter ‘High Maintenance’ Starts to Deal on HBO
This stoner romp captivates its audience as it documents the daily lives of dealers and users in NYC. The cycle of weed, money, love proves to be a toxic undertaking for all parties involved.
Arts, Television
‘Son of Zorn’ Pits Stereotypic Masculinity Against the Modern Age
Taking a man from a simpler time and placing him in our ranks makes for an interesting clash of old and new world values, in Fox’s ‘Son of Zorn.’
