Jesse Horowitz

Jesser Horowitz is a senior at Vassar College, where he studies history. In the fall he will be attending the London School of Economics and Political Science to receive as Masters in Human Rights.

Nippon Double Trifecta: Six Exciting Acts From Japan!

Features Tomas Andel - April 16, 2019

Every third article is a triple feature. With Japan, I hit the 2x multiplier! Here's 6 incredible acts from the archipelago.

Review: Pet Sematary (2019)

Film

Despite a few good ideas, the latest Pet Sematary adaptation starts mediocre and gets worse as it goes along.

Review: Shazam

Film

Shazam reminds us of what it means to be a superhero in one of the best movies the genre has seen to date

Review: Dumbo (2019)

Film

Visually delightful, but emotionally underwhelming, Dumbo remains a solid showcase of Tim Burton’s unique cinematic style.

Review: Gloria Bell

Film

Gloria Bell offers up nothing especially extravagant but gets by on the warmth and relatability Julianne Moore brings to the title role

Review: Us

Film

Bigger and bolder, if slightly less refined, than his debut, Jordan Peele delivers another marvelous horror experience in his sophomore outing.

Review: Pet Sematary (2019)

Film Jesse Horowitz - April 14, 2019

Despite a few good ideas, the latest Pet Sematary adaptation starts mediocre and gets worse as it goes along.

Review: Roma

Film Jesse Horowitz - February 22, 2019

Alfonso Cuaron’s Roma is the perfect culmination of themes that he has spent his entire career developing, and a masterpiece of writing and filmmaking.

In Appreciation Of: Marty (1955)

Features Jesse Horowitz - February 13, 2019

Whether you are spending Valentine's Day alone or with a partner. Marty (1955) is an under the radar film worth seeking out

Review: Vice

Film Jesse Horowitz - January 28, 2019

Vice covers everything but develops almost nothing to a satisfying end in its wildly inconsistent portrait of the former vice president.

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