“Extremely Wicked” left me feeling extremely thirsty.
Tag: Netflix
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shines in “Knock Down The House”
Four women embark on deeply personal journeys to win seats in Congress.
To binge or not to binge
Students need to be cautious of binging their favorite episodes in order to avoid over-stimulating their brain
‘Homecoming’ is an inside look at Beyonce’s iconic Coachella performance
Knowles highlights the HBCU experience and provides a peek into her personal life with new Netflix documentary.
See you on Netflix, space cowboy
Netflix’s decision to adapt the popular anime classic “Cowboy Bebop” is terrifying and exciting all at the same time. With its previous failures, I don’t have much hope for this live-action remake.
Nostalgia for the old Block
Having things at our disposal isn’t a bad thing, that is until it completely erases older fun memories.
“Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” takes a dark turn
Season two of the ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” debuted on Netflix April 5. The nine new episodes cover everything from possession and potions, to orgies and the otherworldly. The writers do their best to cover every witchy cliche in the (spell)book.
‘Velvet Buzzsaw’ provides insight and wit, falls short on horror
“Velvet Buzzsaw” is about as subtle as it’s namesake. The Netflix film is a brutal condemnation of the way capitalism reduces genuine art into lifeless dollar signs. Yet, when the blood starts to splatter the walls like a Pollock painting, the film loses much of its edge. Buzzsaw’s premise is[Read More…]
‘The Ted Bundy Tapes’ provide an in-depth look at the serial killer sensation
Netflix has recently acquired the rights to “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile,” a film about the life and crimes of Ted Bundy. The film was acquired by the streaming service for $9 million, following the close-out of the Sundance Film Festival Feb. 3. The role of Bundy in the[Read More…]
If looks could kill, Netflix would make a show about it
Oh my gosh he’s so cute, I’d let him kidnap and murder me! Not. The Netflix show “You” romanticizing psychopaths and making them look like the perfect boyfriend makes me uncomfortable. I feel like it’s a pretty gross and irresponsible message to be sending people. Scrolling through my Twitter feed,[Read More…]