All Eyes Off Me is profound in its exploration of communication and dishonesty in love and sex among 20-somethings conflating communication for honesty.
Author: Jason Flatt
Jason Flatt
Jason is the Sr. Editor at But Why Tho? and producer of the But Why Tho? Podcast. He's usually writing about foreign films, Jewish media, and summer camp.
The Offering takes Jewish aesthetics and paints them over a generic and less-than-mediocre story of a demon who steals children and causes miscarriages.
That 90s Show is a great continuation of the classic from its legacy cast and cameos to its new crew of wayward teens.
Beautiful Beings is not an easy movie to experience through its graphic violence, but it understands the healing power of love among friends perfectly.
We can all use a vacation, but if you can’t travel right now, Xbox Game Pass has a slew of travel-themed games to help transport you somewhere new.
Pressure Cooker is a unique cooking competition show pitting big personality chefs against each other while living in one house, judging each other.
Fall in love with A Man Called Otto, a dark comedy where Tom Hanks is the grumpiest man in America, whose new neighbors bring him and the movie to life.
Neon Souls is a straightforward platformer with a steep difficulty curve and one great gimmick: you can’t see anything when the level begins.