Jeffrey M. AndersonFreelance contributor, TechHive
Jeffrey has been a working film critic for more than 14 years. He first fell in love with the movies at age six while watching "Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein" and served as staff critic for the San Francisco Examiner from 2000 through 2003.
15 movies to stream as we celebrate the end of 2020
Say farewell to a disaster of a year with a selection of apocalyptic movies, plus some glimmers of hope for the future.
The best holiday movies to stream over the 12 days of Christmas
Home for the holidays takes on a whole new meaning this year. These movie picks will help you celebrate the season.
12 movies to stream and be thankful for this Thanksgiving
This isn’t the typical collection of holiday-themed movies, these are simply films to be thankful for.
The 26 best scary movies you can stream for free this Halloween
You don’t need to spend a dime to watch these fright-flick double features.
The 5 best streaming services cord-cutters need to visit this Halloween
It’s never too early to watch scary movies, and our top picks have fiendishly good treats.
Even more great movies you can stream online for free
There is no time like the present for catching up on some cinema greats. Here are 15 more quality movies to help you pass the time under quarantine.
Even more great movies cord-cutters can stream for free
Make the most of staying at home by watching some of these great films.
Quibi review: Quick bites of quality video entertainment designed for an audience on the go
But with so few of us on the go right now, is Quibi still worth the price of admission?
Jeffrey Katzenberg’s new project shouldn’t be dismissed as 'Short Attention Span Theater' for the new millennium.
The 12 best movies to stream with your kids while the whole family is stuck at home
These films are aimed at the younger set, but adults will enjoy them just as much—and that goes double when you all enjoy them together.
15 more great movies cord-cutters can stream for free while waiting out the coronavirus
Great home entertainment doesn’t need to be expensive. You can watch these picks that our resident film critic recommends for free.
15 movies cord-cutters can stream for free while waiting out the coronavirus
Great home entertainment doesn’t need to be expensive—if you don’t mind putting up with ads.
The Criterion Channel review: The movie-streaming service for discerning cord-cutters
It will never displace Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime, but the films—mostly classics, international fare, and cult-faves—rotating through this service are not to missed.
How to stream 26 movies nominated for the 2020 Oscars
Cord-cutters can watch many of this year’s Academy Award nominees in the comfort of their own homes.
Amazon Prime, Hulu, and Netflix: The big three streaming services compared
Which online entertainment service offers cord-cutters the best combination of original content, user interface, and bottom-line value?
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