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.

Recent articles

In Appreciation Of: The Blair Witch Project At 20

Features Andrew Milito -
A genius marketing ploy put the Blair Witch Project on the map but its revolutionary approach made it a genre classic
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Review: Child’s Play (2019)

Film
Not quite a remake yet not a completely original concept, Child's Play (2019) finds itself stuck between nostalgia and new
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Review: Ophelia

Film
Despite a fantastic performance by Daisy Ridley and some solid filmmaking, Ophelia drowns in a sea of plot conveniences and lazy writing.
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In Appreciation Of: Spider-Man’s Rogues Gallery Through the Spider-Verse

Features BTC Staff -
Journey through the Spider-verse as we reflect on the Spider-Man’s Rogues Gallery and their appearances throughout film, comics, and pop culture
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Review: Yesterday

Film
Yesterday is a missed opportunity wrapped in the accessible and enjoyable wrappings of a standard rom-com.
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In Appreciation Of: Spider-Man 2

Features Michael Vecchio -
15 Years since its release Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 remains perhaps the finest cinematic iteration of the superhero to date
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Review: Ophelia

Film Jesse Horowitz -
Despite a fantastic performance by Daisy Ridley and some solid filmmaking, Ophelia drowns in a sea of plot conveniences and lazy writing.
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Review: Pet Sematary (2019)

Film Jesse Horowitz -
Despite a few good ideas, the latest Pet Sematary adaptation starts mediocre and gets worse as it goes along.
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Review: Roma

Film Jesse Horowitz -
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.
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In Appreciation Of: Marty (1955)

Features Jesse Horowitz -
Whether you are spending Valentine's Day alone or with a partner. Marty (1955) is an under the radar film worth seeking out
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Review: Vice

Film Jesse Horowitz -
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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