How ‘The Perfection’ Became One of Netflix’s Most Audacious Original Films
The director and screenwriters of Netflix's latest original feature open up about their lurid and unpredictable thriller.
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Cannes 2019: Portrait of a Festival on Fire
The flames are burning on all sides.
What’s New to Stream on Netflix for May 2019
Are there more Netflix Originals premiering this month than outside films and TV shows? Yes.
The Real Story Behind ‘When They See Us’
Ava DuVernay’s upcoming Netflix series will explore the notorious real-life case that saw a group of teenagers convicted for a crime they didn’t commit.
‘Unicorn Store’ and the Beauty of Believing in the Abstract
In her feature film directorial debut, Brie Larson crafts a strangely relatable narrative of quirky alienation that compels us all to chase our best lives in our inner child.
‘Mercy Black’ Review: Think ‘Slender Man’ But Like, As a Less Well-Dressed Woman
Netflix takes another stab at dropping a surprise horror movie, but the end result is the same.
How Camp Camaraderie Saved ‘Wet Hot American Summer’
After harsh weather threatened to ruin Wet Hot American Summer, living in close quarters led to the development of strong bonds between the film's cast and gave the absurdist comedy some unexpected tr…
What’s New to Stream on Netflix for April 2019
Forget April showers, this month's new arrivals include horror, romance, and plenty of new anime titles.
Netflix is Doubling Down on Interactive TV
The streaming service will continue its choose your own adventure offerings for both adults and children with ‘You vs. Wild’ and ‘Battle Kitty.’
‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 Trailer Breakdown: A Deadly Spawn Spews Forth
You yell Demogorgon and we've got a panic on our hands on the fourth of July.
