Joshua Lezmi
TV Editor, Streaming and PremiumLocation: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesEducation: University of RochesterJoshua Lezmi is the TV Editor at Distractify, and he has been working as an entertainment journalist and critic since 2018. When he’s not writing about shows and movies, he’s probably watching the latest Netflix original.
Published by Distractify, Playbill, Screen Rant, Infragistics, Yahoo News, Collider, Hollywood Insider, and more, Josh has experience writing long-form and short-form content across a variety of verticals. From evergreen listicles about Marvel superheroes to stories about the best restaurants in various cities, Josh's approach to journalism is both creative and strategic. He employs SEO best practices, Google Analytics, and a deep understanding of pop culture to speak to various audiences.
More From Joshua Lezmi
How to Record Programs on YouTube TV — Step-by-Step Instructions
How do you record on YouTube TV? Ever want to record your favorite show or sports game and watch it later? We have the step-by-step instructions you need.
Where Was the Netflix Original Series 'The Diplomat' Filmed?
Where was the Netflix original series 'The Diplomat,' starring Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell, filmed? What to know about the political thriller.
HBO Max Is Moving Forward With 'Harry Potter' Series — What's the Release Date?
HBO Max is moving forward with a ‘Harry Potter’ series. When will the show premiere, and who will be in the cast? Here’s everything we know.
Where Was the Apple TV Plus Original Series 'The Big Door Prize' Filmed?
'The Big Door Prize', based on M.O. Walsh's novel of the same name, takes place in Deerfield. Where exactly is Deerfield, and where did the show film?
The 11 Best Sitcoms of the 1990s — From Dysfunctional Families to Wacky Friends
Many famous sitcoms came out of the 1990s. If the golden age of the sitcom started in the '50s, then the silver age started in the '90s.
Does Genya Make It out of the Shadow Fold Alive in Season 2 of 'Shadow and Bone'?
In season 1 of 'Shadow and Bone,' Genya works for The Darkling, but, in season 2, she realizes he's up to no good. What happens to Genya at the Darkling's hand?
Why Does Stephen Destroy the Camera in 'Tell Me Lies'?
In Episode 7 of 'Tell Me Lies,' titled "Caste on a Cloud," Stephen destroys Bree's camera and erases all evidence of the group's lakeside trip. But, why?
'Pieces of Her' Netflix Review: A Dozen Storylines and Still Unoriginal
The Netflix original series 'Pieces of Her,' based on the novel by Karin Slaughter, can't separate itself from the mass of mediocre suspense tales.
'Attack of the Hollywood Clichés!' Review: Engaging Albeit Occasionally Shallow
'Attack of the Hollywood Clichés!' is a fast-paced documentary that jumps from one Hollywood trope to the next, sometimes leaving out needed analysis.
'The Starling' Review: A Music Video, Plus Some Acting
'The Starling' is sappy and predictable, but Kevin Kline and Melissa McCarthy somewhat elevate this unnecessary addition to the dramedy genre.
The Chemist Explains How the Black Pills Work in ‘Red Tide,’ Episode 4
The Chemist explains how the black pills work in Episode 4 of 'American Horror Story: Double Feature.' Here's why the neurological explanation is clever.
Why Are Ryan Murphy Characters So Intoxicating? A Deep Dive
From 'American Horror Story' and 'Scream Queens' to 'The Politician,' Ryan Murphy's characters may be critically contentious, but they stand out.
'Only Murders in the Building' Review: Suspense Meets Serendipity
Hulu's original series 'Only Murders in the Building' combines good old-fashioned comedy (inoffensive and innocuous) with a spell-binding murder mystery.
‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ Is a Stale Suspense Story Lacking in Humanity
'Nine Perfect Strangers' review. See why the series based on the novel of the same name by 'Big Little Lies' author Liane Moriarty is a disappointment.
Jojo Moyes on the Events That Inspired ‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’
How did Jojo Moyes come up with 'The Last Letter From Your Lover'? Inside the real-life occurrences that inspired the time-hopping tale of love and tragedy.
'Only Murders in the Building' Trailer: Humor, Heart, and Homicide in Perfect Harmony
Watch the official trailer for the upcoming Hulu comedy series 'Only Murders in the Building,' starring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez.
Paxton May Have to Walk in "Different Shoes" Come Season 3 of ‘Never Have I Ever’
What's next for Paxton in 'Never Have I Ever' if Season 3 is greenlit? Paxton will be left to explore new territories, and Darren Barnet is hyped.
'Milkbar' Founder Christina Tosi Is Behind a New Baking Show Coming to Netflix in August
Milk Bar founder and 'Master Chef' judge Christina Tosi is behind Netflix's newest baking competition show, 'Bake Squad.' Watch the trailer.
'Modern' Love Is Coming Back to Fill Our Hearts Once Again — Watch the Trailer Here
'Modern Love' comes back to Amazon Prime in August. Check out the trailer for Season 2 based on the celebrated 'New York Times' column.
