We’re closing down whole genres now. *sunglasses emoji*
Tag: netflix
Our Planet Makes the Implicit Explicit
Our Planet confronts some serious challenges (like both our planet the show and our planet the planet. Get it?).
Love, Death, + Robots Highlights Netflix’s Underused Strengths
Chris writes 18 mini reviews for 18 mini episodes!
The Umbrella Academy Has (Mostly Squandered) Potential
Chris rambles more about Netflix and super heroes and adaptation, but this time his pal Frank joins him!
Russian Doll is an Intricate Emotional Puzzle
Russian Doll is so good you should go watch it before reading this article so it isn’t ruined for you.
Everyone Is Guilty In FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened
Who is to blame for FYRE Fest? Is it everyone? It seems like it’s maybe everyone.
Sabrina’s Chilling Adventures and Growing Up
I never wrote an article about Riverdale so here is one about Sabrina.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Challenges the Coen Brothers’ Nihilism
The Coen Brothers tell six neat stories that actually feel like a cohesive whole because… well, they’re the Coen Brothers, come on.
Friends on Flicks 