Review: Private Life
Netflix isn’t messing around anymore. This awards season they are really trying to shove their success into the faces of the Academy by ...
Tag: Netflix
Trailers
NYCC: She-Ra mixes Lord of the Rings with Steven Universe
Looking back at most of the best kids shows from the 80’s, I think it’s safe to say that people don’t remember them ...
Celebrate MST3K’s 30th anniversary on Thanksgiving with a new season!
As an American, one of my favorite holidays is Thanksgiving. Maybe it has to do with all of the food, family, the end ...
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Claire Underwood is unshakable in the new House of Cards teaser
In 2013, Netflix introduced the world to the Underwoods. A husband and wife from South Carolina who shared the solitary goal of residing ...
Daredevil is back in black in these new season 3 photos
Those of you missing the brooding nature of Daredevil and its heavy-handed Catholic imagery can take solace in some newly-released stills of the ...
Netflix is making Diablo into a level 99 animated series
Is the world ready for a Netflix Diablo animated series? Hasn’t Diablo stolen enough of our lives already, keeping us running levels and bosses all hours of ...
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Trailer for Netflix’s Apostle has bloody puritanical torture
From writer and director Gareth Evans of The Raid, the first trailer for Netflix’s Apostle certainly isn’t wanting for violence. We have giant ...
Avatar: The Last Airbender will be adapted as a Netflix live-action show
In news that will probably make sense to no one, Netflix confirmed that their own live-action re-imagining of the celebrated Nickelodeon series Avatar: ...
Subscription services take the boot to network TV’s face in massive Emmy wins
Subscription services have been growing in customer reach and quality over the past five years, with the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime ...
Reviews
NYFF Review: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
Like Hail, Caesar!, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is a movie about movies. Hail, Caesar! took the tropes of the old-fashioned studio pictures ...
Review: Iron Fist (Season 2)
I have never made my disdain for Iron Fist more evident and apparent. Identity politics aside, the first season depicted what I believed to be a whiny white ...
Comedies today are a tragedy
Last month, The Happytime Murders opened to a pretty tepid response, both critically and financially. Having a budget of $40 million, not including advertising, so ...