Is The Killer Based On A True Story?
Viewers who watched "The Killer" on Netflix might be curious to determine whether the film is based on a true story or something entirely fabricated.
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The Terminator Anime: 5 Huge Teases Netflix Revealed In Its Tiny Trailer
Netflix recently dropped a short teaser trailer for "Terminator: The Anime Series" that revealed quite a few things for fans to be excited about. -
Denzel Washington To Play Hannibal In Netflix Movie - But Not The One You Think
Denzel Washington and director Antoine Fuqua will be teaming up for a yet-unnamed Netflix film based on the life of real-life Carthaginian general Hannibal. -
Avatar: The Last Airbender - The 5 Biggest Reveals From The First Netflix Trailer
The first trailer for Netflix's live-action version of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" has dropped, and here are five important takeaways from the clip. -
Narnia: Netflix Reveals Filming Start Date For Greta Gerwig Reboot
Netflix has revealed more details about the Greta Gerwig-directed "Chronicles of Narnia" reboot and when the project may be entering production. -
Sly: The 5 Most Touching & Tragic Sylvester Stallone Facts In Netflix's New Doc
Fans of Sylvester Stallone are learning more about the star thanks to Netflix's documentary, "Sly." Here are just a few notable tidbits the documentary shared. -
Stranger Things Reveals Eddie Munson's Dad Was Worse Than We Thought
A "Stranger Things" prequel novel has revealed more about Eddie Munson's father Al and the troubled relationship both men had before the events of Season 4. -
Stranger Things: What The Demogorgon Looks Like In Real Life
Underneath the slimy, petal-faced monstrosity of the "Stranger Things" Demogorgon is movement specialist Mark Steger. Here's what he actually looks like. -
Damsel Trailer Throws Millie Bobby Brown Into A Classic D&D Dragon Battle
The first trailer for Netflix's fantasy adventure film "Damsel" has arrived, and its got some dark twists on the genre in store for Millie Bobby Brown. -
Netflix Movie Boss Explains Why Extraction 3's Release Could Be A Long Wait
In a recent interview with Collider, Netflix's Scott Stuber suggested that fans might have to wait quite a while before "Extraction 3" comes out. -
All The Light We Cannot See: Netflix's Ending Changes Everything - And That's Ok
Netflix's "All the Light We Cannot See" made significant changes to the its source material's conclusion. As it turns out, that change was just fine. -
Netflix's Avatar: The Last Airbender Debuts First Live-Action Footage Of Aang's Quest
Netflix has revealed the first teaser for the live-action "Avatar: The Last Airbender" series, which showcases the sigils of the four elemental nations. -
What Happened To Sage Stallone? Inside The Tragic Death Of Sylvester Stallone's Son
Sage Stallone's death was a cause of unfair controversy in 2012. In recent years, his father has opened up more about their relationship. -
Zack Snyder's Army Of The Dead & Rebel Moon Are Set In The Same Universe - Here's How
Director Zack Snyder says the incomplete "Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas" would have confirmed that "Army of the Dead" and "Rebel Moon" are in the same universe. -
The Killer Review: The Perfect Crime
David Fincher returns with "The Killer," a Netflix release starring Michael Fassbender as a cold, calculating, nameless contract killer on a mission. -
Stranger Things: Opening Scene Of Season 5 Revealed (But Who Is The Child?)
The opening scene for "Stranger Things" Season 5 has been revealed and it already has some fans on social media speculating. -
Nyad: The Real-Life Controversy Behind Annette Bening's Netflix Movie Explained
Here's why Diana Nyad, the swimmer played by Annette Bening in the Netflix film "Nyad," has been a controversial figure following her record-breaking 2013 swim. -
Stranger Things' Prequel Bound To Repeat Harry Potter And The Curse Child's Success
The "Stranger Things" prequel is gearing up to make quite the splash, possibly due to its multiple connections to "Harry Potter and the Curse Child." -
Canceled TV Shows That Were Saved By Netflix
Seeing shows canceled is frustrating. But sometimes, another network or streaming service will save the day. Here are some canceled shows rescued by Netflix. -
The Ending Of Netflix's The Killer Explained
David Fincher's "The Killer" is a stylish thriller about a meticulous assassin, but what is the film trying to tell us with its surprising finale? -
What Happened To David Glatzel From Netflix's The Devil On Trial?
Those who watched "The Devil on Trial" may be interested to learn what David Glatzel is up to today and what his thoughts are on the ordeal. -
Rustin Review: A Civil Rights Biopic That Fails To Match The Fire Of Its Subject
Colman Domingo commands the screen in Netflix's "Rustin," a biopic about Civil Rights Movement organizer Bayard Rustin, directed by George C. Wolfe. -
How Stranger Things Season 5 Plans To Deal With Its Aging Child Stars
You can't stop time, but the people in charge of "Stranger Things" have a plan to combat the fact that the show's stars are aging faster than its characters. -
Zack Snyder Fans Blast Netflix After Major Justice League Announcement
Netflix just made a huge announcement about a bunch of Zack Snyder DC movies coming to the platform, but fans are mad over one "Justice League" detail. -
All The Light We Cannot See Review: A Rushed And Mawkish Adaptation
Anthony Doerr's Pulitzer Prize-winning World War II novel "All the Light We Cannot See" gets the Netflix miniseries treatment, and the results are mixed. -
Young Sheldon Needs To Be The End Of Sitcoms As We Know Them
Sitcoms as we knew them are dead, with Young Sheldon as the final holdout. The future of the genre is shows like Abbott Elementary & Sex Education. -
One Piece: Who Are The Seven Warlords Of The Sea?
Season 1 of Netflix's "One Piece" introduces three of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, but over time, the source material has a total of 11 of them.
