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The Rise of Streaming Services: How They’re Changing the Film Industry

In the past decade, the film industry has undergone a seismic shift, largely driven by the rapid rise of streaming services.…

June 5, 2024

A writer in a black sweater with square, rimmed glasses peers over his latest manuscript, glowing with a nefarious green light. In the faded background, a puppet sits and stares at him with an enthusiastic look on its face, twisted in the disturbing tone which belies only the most horrible fantasies.

The Life and Process of R.L. Stine

Hamad Naroze, Hunter College

What best-selling children's horror author R.L. Stine can teach up-and-coming writers through his professional process.…

April 22, 2024

A woman with brown wavy hair sits in a ribbed white sweater against a blue cloudy sky and green grass background.

Kate Middleton’s Disappearance: America’s Enduring Fascination with the British Monarchy

Sarah Erin, Brooklyn College

What lies behind Kate Middleton’s prolonged absence, and what does it reveal about America's enduring fascination with the British monarchy?…

April 1, 2024

Jason Momoa Is the Only Sweet Thing About ‘Sweet Girl’

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

The action-thriller premiered on Netflix to mixed reviews, but audiences agreed on the star actor's exceptional performance.…

September 17, 2021

Will the New Live-Action ‘Avatar’ Series Be Any Good?

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

Fans definitely have some mixed feelings about the Netflix remake of this beloved cartoon — and rightfully so.…

September 15, 2021

Despite Some Imperfections, the Themes of ‘Shameless’ Remain Timeless

Jael Davis, DePaul University

While the series contains some blindspots regarding race, on the whole, the show skillfully depicts pervasive issues in our society.…

September 13, 2021

In an article about 'The Chair,' an illustration of Professor Ji-Yoon Kim

‘The Chair’ Dissects Intersectionality and College Academia

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

The Netflix television show humorously comments on contemporary university life while also tackling important issues such as gender and race.…

September 10, 2021

‘The Chair’ Offers a Comedic Take on the Modern College Campus

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

Fans of 'Grey's Anatomy' and Sandra Oh will love watching as her new character struggles to manage her position as the new English department chair in this six-episode Netflix original series.…

September 7, 2021

Centaurworld takes place in the wacky world of centaurs

Welcome to ‘Centaurworld,’ Netflix’s Newest Animated Musical Comedy

Jenna Amore, Oakland University

Meet magical singing centaurs, an equine protagonist and a touch of darkness in this newest addition to the streaming platform's roster.…

September 1, 2021

In an article about Sweet Girl, Jason Momoa pulls Isabela Merced down a dimly lit hallway.

‘Sweet Girl’ Pairs a Father-Daughter Duo With Sweet, Sweet Revenge

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

Jason Momoa and Isabela Merced star in Netflix’s new jaw-dropping vengeful thriller that'll leave you at the edge of your seat.…

August 29, 2021

A screenshot of Netflix's 'Virgin River'

‘Virgin River’ Is the Perfect Guilty Pleasure TV Show

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

Netflix's soapy drama isn't groundbreaking television by any means, but the romance at its center is enough to keep audiences coming back.…

August 14, 2021

An illustration demonstrating video game to TV adaptations for Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness.

‘Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness’ Remains True to the Franchise’s Roots

Ian Linn, Oberlin College

Though casual viewers may not follow the long-running plot of the franchise, the action/horror TV series is a delightful watch for everyone.…

August 2, 2021

Twilight lead characters share a romantic embrace.Bella and Edward

‘Twilight’ Has Finally Hit Netflix, so Let’s Revisit Its Legacy

Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

After years of waiting, this famous teen film franchise is available to stream, and fans everywhere are remembering why the series has enjoyed such long-lasting success.…

July 23, 2021

Paramount+ Replaces CBS All Access: The Rebranding of the Boomer Streaming Service

Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

This transformation is giving the platform a chance to reach wider audiences and compete with its most successful competitors.…

July 22, 2021

Two characters in Netflix's 'Grand Army'

Netflix’s Cancellation of ‘Grand Army’ After a Single Season Isn’t Surprising

Fatima Sani, Rollins College

The series has similar themes to other successful franchises such as 'Euphoria' and '13 Reasons Why,' but has failed to attain the same level of hype.…

July 22, 2021

An illustration of the characters in Great Pretender

‘Great Pretender’ Is a Breath of Fresh Air for Anime

Elliot Jackson-Ontkush, Skidmore College

The Netflix series is more slow-burn and character-focused than is typical of its genre but is exciting and engaging nonetheless.…

July 17, 2021

In an article about Outer Banks, art of a beachside view, with a red and white lighthouse in the distance.

OBX Marks the Spot: Here’s Why You Should Watch ‘Outer Banks’

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

After the release of the July 30 premiere date for the second season of this Netflix original, fans wait impatiently for the return of John B and his friends' action-packed hunt for treasure.…

July 13, 2021

Illustration of creature from Stranger Things show

Will Season 4 of ‘Stranger Things’ Be Worth the Wait?

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Millions of fans remain loyal to the series, but in order to maintain audience satisfaction, the Netflix original must return to its glory days.…

July 12, 2021

An art piece of Gus, a deer-human hybrid, crouched in the forest.

‘Sweet Tooth’ Hits a Perfect Sweet Spot Between Hope and Tragedy

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming

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.…

July 6, 2021

‘Feel Good’ Season Two Isn’t Worried About Keeping Audiences Comfortable

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

In comparison to the first season, the show's second season really lets viewers see a more vulnerable side of Mae.…

June 29, 2021

A screenshot from Bo Burnham's recent comedy special, "Inside"

‘Inside’ by Bo Burnham Is a Comedy of Catastrophe

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

The comedian's new special, which recently premiered on Netflix, is an ambitious mix of social commentary, comedy, isolation and self-reflection. …

June 16, 2021

‘Tuca & Bertie’ Mixes Raunchy Humor and Nuanced Insights Into Female Friendships

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

The former Netflix Original (and now Adult Swim) animated comedy has been renewed for a second season coming this June, and it’s a must for your summer watchlist.…

June 1, 2021

An illustration of the TV show The Circle for a comparison of the show's two seasons. (Illustration by Sonja Vasiljeva, San Jose State University)

Season 2 of ‘The Circle’ Is Out, but Does It Stack Up to Season 1?

Emma Watts, University of Arizona

Does the initial success of this Netflix reality show promise that fans will enjoy the newest installment?…

May 24, 2021

Netflix’s Family Comedy ‘Yes Day’ Predicts the Future of Parenting

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

The streaming service's new film shows what it’s like to be a “fun” parent and how child care could change. …

May 12, 2021

An illustration of the title image of the show Love, Death and Robots for an article about its second volume. (Illustration by Lexey Gonzalez, Wichita State University)

‘Love, Death and Robots’ Is the Next Sci-Fi Show You Need to Binge

Justin Spencer, University of Texas at San Antonio

Space battles, alien monsters and a dog-walking, poop-scooping robot are all what makes the wild plunge into Volume 2 of this Netflix animated anthology exhilarating.…

May 9, 2021

An illustration of Richard Ramirez for an article about the Netflix docuseries Night Stalker. (Illustration by Lucas DeJesus, Montserrat College of Art)

‘Night Stalker’ Is so Eerie, It Makes You Feel Like He’s Still Out There

Kiera Baity, Kennesaw State University

This Netflix docuseries focuses on the success of two dedicated detectives in their quest to arrest Richard Ramirez, the infamous LA serial killer.…

April 25, 2021

‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Exposes Systemic Flaws in Education

Sarah Esquivel, University of Texas at San Antonio

The recent Netflix documentary reveals problems in the U.S. school system that go beyond the infamous 2019 admission scandal.…

April 16, 2021

illustration for an article about chinese dramas of two people below the shoulders, one holding a love note in her hand

5 Romantic Chinese Dramas Available To Watch Right Now

Sophie N. Munoz, University of Texas at San Antonio

From love triangles to high school crushes to fake relationship tropes, the genre offers options for anyone's taste in love.…

April 2, 2021

‘Moxie’ Is a Charming Coming-of-Age Movie With Something to Say

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Netflix’s new original film teaches about coming into one's identity, sexism in highschools and what it means to find something worth fighting for as a teenager.…

March 25, 2021

Illustration of Rosamund Pike in 'I Care a Lot'

‘I Care a Lot’ Doesn’t Give Its Audience Much To Care About

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

Rosamund Pike stars in this Netflix original 2020 film, which attempts to spark conversations about conservatorship in America but misses the mark.…

March 12, 2021

In ‘Jigsaw,’ Daniel Sloss Teaches Us How To Maintain Our Relationships

Arianna Taylor, University of Rochester

In this Netflix comedy special, a not-so-qualified relationship guru gives us the rules to love using dark humor and an interesting puzzle analogy.…

March 6, 2021

Illustration of Elisa Lam in "Crime Scene"

‘Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel’ Is a Misfire

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

Netflix's latest docuseries focuses more on misleading conspiracies than facts and consequently reveals a problematic trend in the true crime genre.…

March 2, 2021

Illustration by Sonja Vasiljeva for an article on To All the Boys: Always and Forever

In ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever,’ Lara Jean Makes Tough Decisions

Mai Khou Vang, Michigan State University

Is the third time always a charm? In the last installment of Netflix's beloved teen romance trilogy, we finally get to see how it all ends for Peter and Lara Jean.…

February 26, 2021

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