Series Review: ‘Social Distance’ reflects reality of our new normal
By Kyiesha Chavez This year has been a strange year to say the least. With the pandemic putting everything at a standstill for the past seven months, sometimes it’s difficult […]
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Opinion: Sudden recognition of Black lives insincere
By Ashley Hayner The color black is salient among many, now anyways. Whether you agree with it or not, at one time you’ve heard the phrase “Black Lives Matter.” But […]
Series Review: ‘Ratched’ mirrors ‘American Horror Story’
By Kyiesha Chavez A popular literary villain got an origin story on Netflix’s new show “Ratched.” The eight-episode season premiered Sept. 18 on the streaming platform. The show was directed […]
The Netflix movie causing all the drama
By Justin Romeo Amran Yoth Netflix just debuted a controversial French film despite heavy public backlash and calls for the streaming service to be canceled. “Cuties” released Sept. 9, received […]
‘The Half of It’ movie review
By Stephanie Arenas Director and screenwriter Alice Wu brought in a fresh and influential twist with a common trope in her new movie “The Half of It.” Based on the […]
Three anime to binge watch while under quarantine
By Daniel Hernandez Even though staying inside during the pandemic is important, it can also be a bit boring. Television and streaming websites like Netflix and Hulu can definitely help […]
Netflix’s loose adaptation of Motley Crüe’s autobiography seems tone deaf in the “#MeToo”
By Sayeda Ghazanfar Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for the sex, drugs and rock n’ roll trope but this is ridiculous. “The Dirt,” simply puts misogyny and bad […]
Narcos season two: The search comes to an enjoyable end
In August of 2015 binge-watchers of the popular Netflix original crime drama, “Narcos,” were left wondering what was next in Agents Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook) and Javier Pena’s (Pedro Pascal) search for the elusive leader of the Medellin Drug cartel, Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura.)
‘Fuller House’ revives past
Nostalgia comes in many forms. For Netflix users, it arrived in a red convertible that just finished crossing the Golden Gate Bridge.
T.V. shows avoid the axe with the help of streaming
Published: March 12, 2015 | Posted: March 16, 2015 | Written by Dominique Redfearn “Community” is finally back on the small screen. No, not on it’s usual network of NBC […]
