‘CODA’ Is the Disability Representation We Need
Despite the recent push toward more inclusive storytelling, very few movies accurately portray the largest minority group in the world.…
Learning Spanish Through Netflix: 5 Shows To Improve Your Fluency
Learning Spanish is hard, but it doesn’t have to be that hard.…
Season 3 of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ Is a Letdown
The superhero drama’s third season doesn’t live up to the quality of its predecessors.…
‘The Silent Sea’ Is an Ambitious Show That Falls Short
Enjoy this spoiler-free review of Netflix’s latest entry to the science fiction genre.…
‘True Story’ Takes Kevin Hart’s Career in a New Direction
The new Netflix series has allowed the actor to enter a film genre outside of his typical comedic roles.…
What Netflix Originals Can Viewers Look Forward to in December 2021?
Searching for something new to watch? Here’s a list of upcoming shows and movies coming out next month that you should check out.…
‘Sweet Tooth’ Hits a Perfect Sweet Spot Between Hope and Tragedy
Netflix’s new series is a combination of horror and heart that wins over those willing to hope that the debris of a pandemic can be put together anew.…
‘The Serpent’ Brims Over With Complex, Three-Dimensional Characters
The British crime drama is a show that's in a league of its own, with rich characterization and storytelling.…
How ‘Dear White People’ Sidesteps Its Critics With Brilliant Deception
While the show may appear to only critique its white characters, a closer look will show that its characters of color receive the same treatment.…
Netflix’s ‘The One’ Is Entertaining, but Completely Unoriginal
Clearly taking inspiration from 'Black Mirror,' the show isn't the most unique, but does its job well. What does this say about making successful television?…
‘Ginny & Georgia’ Fumbles Through Tragedy, Often Using It as a Crutch
While the series appears to have a poor understanding of teenage melodrama, its Netflix counterpart 'Grand Army' shows what it's actually like to be a modern American high school student.…
‘Bridgerton’ Versus ‘Gossip Girl,’ or How To Make the Rich Relatable?
While both series deal with scandals in high society, the recent Netflix Original fails at humanizing its wealthy and pompous cast of characters.…
In ‘Cobra Kai,’ the Characters Must Defeat the Past
Maintaining the charms of the original beloved 'Karate Kid' trilogy, the sequel series sends a strong message about not letting the past define you.…
Is Netflix’s Ballet School Drama ‘Tiny Pretty Things’ En Pointe?
The interesting plot but questionable scenes have audiences trying to figure out if the show makes the cut.…
‘Dash and Lily’ Is a ‘Note’-Worthy Rom-Com for This Holiday Season
Trading notes in a journal left behind in a New York City bookstore, the characters of this Netflix series navigate a few inclusive winter romances. …
‘Dear White People’ Is a Must-Watch Series for White College Students
Netflix's original series seeks to introduce its audience to a firsthand view of the challenges facing Black university students.…
Why ‘Legend of Korra’ Deserves More Love
The iconic show 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' will be released on Netflix soon, so now it's time for the show's sequel to receive the attention it deserves.…
In ‘Tiger King,’ Dramatic Feuds Overshadow Animal Abuse
The Netflix show was supposedly about big cats in captivity, but its main focus was the crazy cast and their concerns over money and murder.…
‘Ozark’ Season 3 Watches a Family Further Deteriorate
With thousands of fans anticipating its release, this popular Netflix drama is now on its third season. But does it hold up as well as the previous ones?…
‘Unorthodox’ Depicts the Escape From an Insular Religious Community
The Netflix miniseries portrays a young Jewish woman fleeing a strict, patriarchal, Orthodox home in Brooklyn to Berlin.…
Netflix’s ‘The Goop Lab’ Takes a Closer Look at the Female Orgasm
Gwenyth Paltrow’s lifestyle enterprise Goop took us to the edge with their latest mini-series.…
‘You’: The Perfect Case Study of a Culture that Romanticizes Psychopaths
Fans’ obsession with Netflix's lead serial killer points to a much darker, real-life cultural trend in which people fall for monstrous men.…
‘AJ and the Queen’ Will Worm Its Way Into Your Heart
RuPaul just created a heartwarming Netflix series featuring a drag queen and one foul-mouthed 10-year-old.…
Reading Caroline Kepnes’ ‘You,’ I Found Myself Closer to Joe Than Ever Before
The original novel behind the Netflix series leaves fans intrigued and captivated by the modern-day Ted Bundy.…
Does Season 2 of ‘You’ Live Up to the First Season?
With a majorly successful Season 1, can the Netflix series outdo itself?…
‘Fuller House’ Season 5 Might Be Fun, But It’s Also Predictable
While the spinoff’s final season is hitting all the comedic marks, its plot lines might be lacking compared to its predecessor.…
Why ‘Rhythm + Flow’ Is the Best Talent Search Competition of the Decade
For the first time, rappers from a diverse set of backgrounds get their chance at fame on this addicting new Netflix show.…
5 New Netflix Series to Procrastinate To
With the school year well on its way, we’re in search of new ways to distract ourselves from those 10-page essays and hours of work.…
4 Shows on Netflix Inspired by ‘The Twilight Zone’
In love with sci-fi and the twists the iconic show is known for? These four thrilling anthologies will be worth the watch.…
‘Altered Carbon’ Is The New and Upcoming Sci-Fi Show You Can Afford to Miss
Be prepared for fillers, meaningless romance, poor writing and no detective. …
