Rafer Guzman is a film critic and entertainment reporter for the Newsday Media Group, based in New York City. With a focus on local film and entertainment, Rafer provides reviews and coverage of movies, events, and cultural happenings in the New York City area. His work has also been featured on WNYC Radio.
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Long Island, New York, United States (Local)
Rafer Guzman's focus is primarily on providing reviews and event coverage related to the entertainment industry, particularly movies and local events in New York City and Long Island. If you have a new movie release, film festival, or significant entertainment event taking place in these areas, he may be interested in hearing about it.
Given his extensive coverage of movie reviews and local events such as anniversaries or premieres, consider reaching out if you have relevant news regarding upcoming films, special screenings, or exclusive interviews with actors or directors associated with productions based in New York City or Long Island.
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There's enough bone-breaking action here to satisfy B-movie aficionados.
By: Rafer Guzmán
The landmark show was filmed for an upcoming network TV special.
By: Rafer Guzmán
Creed is headlining a five-day rock cruise in April. The sold-out trip costs roughly $4,000 for a two-person cabin.
The romantic thriller is a beautifully crafted, if lightweight film.
By: Rafer Guzmán
Boxy, clunky, prone to breakage and often maddening to operate, the 8-track tape nevertheless has a faithful following.
Alex Garland's movie has the whiff of prescience, but it doesn't fully convince.
Joel's three-hour MSG concert will be reduced to a two-hour running time, which means some of the 25 songs he played won't make the cut.
Dennis Harmon was never a Lego kid. More of an athlete as a teen, Harmon grew up to coach varsity football at Kings Park Middle School and lacrosse at Port Jefferson Middle School.
By: Rafer Guzmán
"Challengers" is a tightly-packed labyrinth of mind games and power plays.
By: Rafer Guzm
The Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington will hold its second Long Island Jewish Film Festival this weekend, offering a small but ambitious six-film lineup.
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