A Coffin Half-Open : Wednesday’s Return in Four Macabre Movements
After a hiatus so long one might have presumed the cast were laid in state, Wednesday has crept back onto Netflix with the first half of its second season. Four episodes are
“Ginny & Georgia” Season 3 Is The Messiest, Most Emotional Season Yet And We Loved Every Second
If you thought Ginny & Georgia had already reached peak chaos with secret murders, teenage meltdowns, and small-town scandals in Seasons 1 and 2 — buckle up. Season 3 doesn’t just keep
“Fear Street : Prom Queen” : A Bloody Good Throwback That Wears Its Tiara Slightly Crooked
If Carrie and Scream had a neon-soaked, slightly tipsy baby in a corsage, Fear Street: Prom Queen would be the result. Netflix has resurrected the blood-stained corset of the ’80s slasher yet
No One Dies, but Everything Hurts (and Hilariously) in “The Four Seasons” on Netflix
It’s a rare pleasure when a television show manages to balance rich comedy with profound emotional insight, and Tina Fey’s The Four Seasons is exactly that kind of gem. A sharp, funny,
Netflix’s Sirens Is a Juicy, Razor-Sharp Dive Into Dysfunction Among the 1%
If Succession got drunk with The White Lotus at a Hamptons party and woke up the next morning with a hangover full of bird metaphors and bite-sized social satire, you’d probably end
Compulsive Viewing Alert : “Bet” Is the Anime-Inspired Thrill Ride of the Year
If you’re looking for your next unmissable obsession, look no further—Netflix’s Bet is the audacious, wildly stylish YA thriller that’s impossible to stop watching. It’s weird. It’s wild. It’s wonderful. Against all
The Kitchen Is Where the Heart Heals : Netflix’s “Nonnas” Delivers a Feast of Feeling
Just in time for Mother’s Day, Netflix delivers a warm, comforting cinematic hug with Nonnas, a soulful celebration of food, family, and the irreplaceable bond between a child and their mother —
Uzo Aduba Shines In “The Residence” : A Gleeful Mystery That Transcends the Genre
From the opulent corridors of the White House to the absurdity of a 132-room lockdown, The Residence delivers a masterclass in exuberant, intelligent entertainment. Shondaland’s latest venture, penned by the deft Paul
Bienvenidos a la Familia: The Latest Mexican Series That Will Literally Make You Die Laughing
Netflix has just released this series, and all I can say is that it’s absolutely hilarious.
Same Waters, New Thrills : “The River Wild” Remake Surprisingly Holds Its Own
Ben Ketai’s 2023 reimagining of The River Wild is the kind of remake that doesn’t exactly reinvent the wheel, but still manages to offer a smooth enough ride for those willing to