What’s the worst train ride you’ve been on? Did it involve gun fights, poisonings and convoluted plots? If not, watch “Bullet Train” for that experience. “Bullet Train,” released theatrically...
On November 23, Netflix released its new show “Wednesday,” a long awaited spinoff about the eldest daughter of the Addams family and the mysteries surrounding her supernatural boarding school. Over...
There’s always that one movie from your childhood that completely and utterly traumatizes you, a movie so dark you have to wonder, “How is this for kids?” In 2009, stop-motion director Henry Selick...
The world was introduced to a bald 12-year-old with the fate of the world in his hands on Feb. 21, 2005.
Running for three seasons over the course of three years, "Avatar: The Last Airbender" gained...
As many of you probably know, the quality of Netflix content in the past few years has been almost as bad as month-old bananas. A new Netflix release that indicates this drop-in rate is "Dahmer-Monster:...
Forced abortions, a talking fetus and a largely fictional story.
Netflix's "Blonde" is based on a novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates, which, the author stressed in an interview, was not meant...
The long-awaited final season of “On My Block” finally aired on Oct. 4 on the streaming service Netflix. By this point, most people have seen the show's final episodes and there have been mixed opinions...
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Many say that money cannot buy happiness. Quite often, the media emphasizes that true friends and love are all you need to make true happiness a reality. However, money often blinds...
The pandemic has been hard enough for all of us. In the wake of all of the hardships COVID has brought, people rely on Netflix for their daily entertainment and comfort more than ever. Now, news has emerged...
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