Film & TV
Film
What to Watch on Netflix this Valentine’s Day Depending On Your Mood
Happily in love? Angsty and sad? We got you covered.
by ANA HALLMAN
Television
The Stand–Up Round–Up: The Best Netflix Comedian For You
Pick which Netflix comedy special you should binge–watch right now.
by LIZ KIM
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Honey Boy'
Written by Shia Labeouf and starring FKA twigs, this tale of childhood abuse remains tragic despite a clichéd structure.
by NICK JOYNER
Television
The Ted Bundy Tapes: Unrevolutionary, Sad, and Tiresome
This docuseries goes in–depth about Ted Bundy's story, but it's hardly anything new.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Adam' Review
'Transparent' producer Rhys Ernst delivers a queer comedy with tenderness and teaching moments in equal measure.
by NICK JOYNER
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Dirty God' Review
Sacha Polak's frustrating English language debut follows a young mother's recovery in the aftermath of an acid attack.
by NICK JOYNER
Film
Street x Sundance: 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile' Review
The Zac Efron/Ted Bundy film isn't the movie the Internet thinks it is. It's far less controversial and far more boring.
by NICK JOYNER
Film
Year in Review: Street's Top Ten Movies of 2018
The movies Street writers and editors liked best this year.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Television
Year in Review: Street's Top Ten TV Shows of 2018
The television Street writers and editors couldn't stop watching this year.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Television
Sex, Scandal, and Dark Humor: 'La Casa De Las Flores'
Add this Mexican telenovela to your Netflix queue.
by EMMA MOORE
Film
The Only Freddie Mercury Crash Course You Need Before Watching 'Bohemian Rhapsody'
Everything you need to know about Queen's lead singer before watching the movie about his life, "Bohemian Rhapsody."
by TERESA XIE
Film
'Shoplifters' Explores The Meaning of Family, With A Twist
Director Hirokazu Kore–eda stuns in the new film.
by CLAIRE OCHROCH
Film
Film & TV in the Age of Mass Shootings
Until last week, I thought my life was insulated from gun violence. Now I have some questions.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Film
‘Outlaw King’: Doing History Right
This Netflix film manages to capture the legend of Robert the Bruce with uncharacteristic delicacy.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Netflix’s 'The Princess Switch' Is 100 Minutes I’ll Never Get Back
The Christmas film starring Vanessa Hudgens was fine, but there are other holiday favorites that deserve your time instead.
by BEBE HODGES
Film
Why 'Riverdale' Is a Social Media Sensation
Riverdale is a piece of teen iconography, no matter what the quality of the show is.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
‘Overlord’: Predictable and Enjoyable
Halloween is long over, but horror sure isn’t.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Film
‘Boy Erased’ Reflects on the Horrors of Conversion Therapy
Though it may leave you wanting more, Joel Edgarton’s adaptation of Garrard Conley’s memoir is a heartbreaking story of self–discovery and a lack of acceptance.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
'Fantastic Beasts' is an Enjoyable but Not–So Fantastic Film
The second of five 'Fantastic Beasts' movies struggles to recapture the magic of Harry Potter.
by JAMES MORRISON
Film
‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ is an Elegantly Bound Tale of Success and Loss
The biopic, starring Melissa McCarthy as Lee Israel, makes for a triumphant character study.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
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