Under The Skin Last Updated: February 16th “Thriller” is kind of a catch-all term for movies that bleed into multiple genres. It can describe films rich with drama, action, crime, and quite possibly horror. That’s why its Netflix category is such a hodgepodge of entries, varying in tone, subject matter, […]
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Netflix One of the many nerdy nostalgia trips of Stranger Things is the show’s love of ‘Dungeons and Dragons.’ The pen and paper RPG was a classic storytelling tool for nerds of the 1980s, and though technology has brought us video games and many other timewasters, the joys of the […]
Read MoreA few weeks ago, I was browsing through Netflix on a friend’s account and was taken aback at how different his splash screen looked from mine. Whereas my splash screen was primarily littered with comedy and drama suggestions, his was filled with an assortment of horror-oriented TV shows and movies, many of which I had […]
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Netflix Announced “The Kissing Booth” Sequel: Not A Drill – HelloGiggles Netflix officially announced a Kissing Booth sequel, and here’s everything we know so far this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.
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Mo’Nique, on SteveScreenshot: Steve TV Show (YouTube) Mo’Nique and Steve Harvey finally sat down to discuss their differences—on his daytime talk show. The 51-year-old actress-comedian appeared on Steve Wednesday to hash out a disagreement between the two regarding the way she handled her Netflix negotiations and claims that she’d been […]
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The elastic face of JakeGyllenhaal is mobile with outrage: “I assess out of adoration. I further the realm I analyze!” The critic for ArtWeb—a thin fictionalizationof the ArtNet online fine-art hype machine—Morf Vandewalt has just beenaccused of feeding tips to a collector before he publishes a positive review. But his protests ring a […]
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Universal Pictures Last Updated: February 14th Romantic comedies may offer a world that is nearly as fantastical as ones with dragons or aliens, but like most movies, there is usually a grain of truth. Everyone wants to find someone who loves them, warts and all, and while your love story […]
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The way AMC’s Breaking Bad ended was kind of perfect in terms of television. Given that most shows tend to run for longer than they should and end with sometimes unsatisfying endings, Breaking Bad’s series finale was actually very well done. However for those who want to know what happened […]
Read MoreFor many of you, Netflix helped popularize Vince Gilligan’s epic AMC series about a certain high school chemistry teacher-turned brilliant drug lord — or, at least, the streaming service helped give Breaking Bad and the story of Walter White’s transformation more fans than it had during the years it originally aired and ensured a kind […]
Read MoreNetflix late last year launched a brand new type of content — a choose-your-own-adventure film that let you make various choices while watching the movie, which would alter its course. If you’ve seen Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, then you know what the film has to offer, and you’ve probably experienced various endings . It’s not the greatest […]
Read MoreThere’s no disputing that Netflix is one of the best and most successful streaming services for modern and classic movies, blockbuster TV series’, and a wildly diverse selection of Netflix original programming. When it comes to films, Netflix has something for almost every type of movie fan, but its ever-changing library always seems catered for certain […]
Read MoreSince 2007, Netflix has offered thousands of movies to stream on your PC, smartphone, tablet or big-screen TV for one monthly fee. It shows the films of many of the major Hollywood film studios, along with many more from small independent studios. In the last few years, Netflix has aggressively added original, exclusive films, made by […]
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We’ve all heard the black woman motto around this clusterfuck of a world that needs fixing: “Fine, I’ll do it.” But what of the black woman who is tired of doing it? When does she get to rest? When does she get to escape? When does she get to just […]
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When two movies come out on thesame topic, it’s a banner day for cultural criticism. The “twin film”phenomenon—such as the recent Hollywoodtreatments of the opioid crisis, Ben Is Back and Beautiful Boy—suggeststhat a certain theme is resonating deeply with the public. It has a longhistory: Oscar Wilde versus The Trials of […]
Read MoreNetflix has a little something for everyone this week, which makes sense, considering Valentine’s Day happens to fall in the middle of the week. Whether you’re riding solo or have big plans with your significant other, you’ll have plenty to watch from Sunday to Saturday, including new seasons of Patriot Act and The Dragon Prince. […]
Read MorePretty much none of this is going to come as much of a surprise to readers of this blog, because everyone knows by now how addicted many users are to Netflix — to compulsively bingeing their favorite shows and constantly staying on the lookout for what new movies and TV series are coming soon to […]
Read MoreNetflix‘s mailing service had already taken over the movie rental market when it launched it’s streaming service in 2007, giving subscribers on PC thousands of movies and TV shows for one monthly fee. Since launching that part of the business in 2007, Netflix has revolutionized how we watch movies and television. The streaming service is […]
Read MoreStreaming giant Netflix has shelled out a whopping $10 million for the rights to broadcast a documentary that follows the primary campaign of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and three other candidates. The film, entitled Knock Down the House, produced and directed by Rachel Lears, was a huge hit at this year’s Sundance Film Festival winning the […]
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Getty Image Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, freshman congresswoman from New York, has become a boogeyman of sorts for Republicans and pretty much anyone who appears on Fox News. And now anyone with a Netflix subscription will get to relive her historic election through a documentary coming soon. Ocasio-Cortez was last seen not […]
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Fans Discovered Netflix’s “You” Is Super Creepy Without Joe’s Voiceovers – HelloGiggles Fans just discovered that You is even creepier without Joe’s voiceovers—check out the clip this link is to an external site that may or may not meet accessibility guidelines.
Read MoreIt’s not that often that we see non-Google apps get exclusive features on Android, but it does happen, and Netflix proved as much back in July when it released a clever trick for its Android app. At the time, however, the company said that iOS would also get the feature by the end of 2018. […]
Read MoreCaptain Marvel premieres on March 8th in theaters around the world, and it’s likely that it’ll bring in massive revenue for Disney. But once its theatrical run ends, you won’t be able to catch it on Netflix. Disney confirmed that the first Marvel movie of the year will not be available on the world’s most […]
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