Samantha! is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Brazilian Netflix Original Samantha is a by-the-numbers comedy that fails to draw up solid laughs or compelling characters through its seven episodes. Samantha! begins with its […]
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Sacred Games: Season 1 – Review
Sacred Games is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Split between the perspective of two characters, Indian Netflix Original Sacred Games is an astonishing, unique show that mixes excellent cinematography and competent writing with […]
Tau (2018) – Review
Tau is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Netflix’s horrid streak of original movies continues with Tau, a film that borrows highbrow themes tackling artificial intelligence, and reshapes them into a forgettable thriller. Some […]
A Very English Scandal – Review
The miniseries A Very English Scandal is available on Amazon Prime beginning June 29th. By Greg Wheeler Based on a true story, A Very English Scandal is a deliciously thrilling series driven forward by an […]
Kiss Me First: Season 1 – Review
Kiss Me First premieres on Netflix on June 29th. By John Baker There are some tough things swirling around the head and heart of Leila, a 20-something British woman. Her mom has just died and […]
Brain on Fire – Review
Brain on Fire is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Based on a true story, Brain on Fire is a melodramatic, devastating look at mental health and our attitude toward it. While the themes […]
Legion: Season 2 – Review
By Greg Wheeler Building on the spectacular foundation it set last year as one of TV’s most unique offerings, Legion’s second season is an unnecessarily convoluted but beautiful hedonistic trip from start to finish. With […]
Set It Up (2018) – Review
Set It Up is now streaming on Netflix. By Greg Wheeler Set It Up is a charming romantic comedy that checks all the boxes with its predictable story and various emotional ups and downs, but […]
The Bold Type: Season 2 – Opinion
The Bold Type airs Tuesday nights on Freeform. By Jaya Daniel We are in the midst of Peak TV with a number of the new shows highlighting female empowerment and women who strive to have […]
Alex Strangelove (2018) – Review
Alex Strangelove is now streaming on Netflix. By Ken Bakely Netflix is a good place for Alex Strangelove. Regardless of the notion that its young target audience is more inclined to stream than to head […]
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