Mike Flanagan Wasn't Surprised Netflix Canceled The Midnight Club
"The Midnight Club's" abrupt end after just one season at Netflix may have shocked fans, but co-creator Mike Flanagan said its death wasn't unexpected.
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The Witcher's Freya Allan Admits To Stealing Props From Set With Co-Star Wilson Radjou-Pujalte
Turns out that Freya Allen has been quietly lifting items from the set of "The Witcher." -
The Witcher's Intense Filming Schedule Completely Drained Freya Allan
While Netflix's "The Witcher" has been a hit, Ciri's actor, Freya Allan, opened up about how the intense filming schedule left her completely drained. -
It Sounds Like Netflix Is Steering Clear Of Getting Into The Sports Business
It sounds like Netflix is still steering clear of getting into the sports business. Despite opportunities, the platform wants to avoid sports broadcasts. -
Netflix Co-CEO Has A Clear Target Audience In Mind With Its Ad Tier
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandon has a clear target audience in mind when it comes to the streaming service's upcoming ad-supported tier, "Basic with Ads." -
Wednesday Shatters Yet Another Netflix Record
"Wednesday" has already done extremely well for Netflix, but it seems the Tim Burton production has managed to shatter yet another record for the streamer. -
Netflix's American Primeval - What We Know So Far
Here's everything we currently know about the upcoming Netflix Western "American Primeval." -
The Ending Of Netflix's Troll Explained
By its ending, the Netflix original movie Troll has turned a number of monster movie tropes on their heads to create a bittersweet satire. -
The Witcher Writer Casually Confirms That Some Of The Show's Writers Disliked The Source Material
During an Instagram Q&A, a writer who worked on The Witcher happened to confirm that some of the show's other writers actively disliked its source material. -
Netflix's Troll Is The Latest Critics Vs. Fans Divide
Netflix's "Troll" is heating up the charts, but fans and critics are at odds when it comes to whether the monster flick is worth checking out. -
Zero Day Cast, Director, Writers, Plot And More Details
Robert De Niro is set to make the leap into television with the upcoming Netflix political thriller "Zero Day." -
Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story Joins A Very Prestigious Netflix Club
"Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story" becomes the third Netflix series to clock over one billion hours watched despite only coming out a couple of months ago. -
2023 Netflix Movies That Should Be On Your Must-Watch List
Long considered one of the elite streaming services, Netflix has a killer lineup prepared for 2023. -
The Witcher Showrunner's Candid Thoughts About Henry Cavill's Exit
"The Witcher" star Henry Cavill is exiting the show, and the showrunner revealed her thoughts about his departure and his replacement, Liam Hemsworth. -
Netflix Swings The Cancellation Ax In The Direction Of Deserting Creator Mike Flanagan
Longtime Netflix collaborator Mike Flanagan is moving to an exclusive deal with Amazon, and perhaps not coincidentally, "Midnight Mass" has been canceled. -
The Most Twisted Moments In Netflix's Wednesday, Ranked
"Wednesday'' invites audiences to witness the horrors of Nevermore Academy. Here are the most twisted moments In Netflix's "Wednesday," ranked. -
Netflix Just Lost One Of Its Most Important Creative Forces To Amazon
In a stunning bit of news, Netflix is set to lose one of its most popular creative duos to none other than Amazon. -
Why Ruby Stokes Left Netflix's Bridgerton
While fans of "Bridgerton" are awaiting each family member's storyline, Francesca might look slightly different. Here is why Ruby Stokes left the series. -
Netflix Boss Doubles Down On Dave Chappelle's Controversial Specials
Netflix bosses doubled down on supporting comedian Dave Chappelle and his controversial specials. The network at large seems interested in supporting him. -
Small Details You Missed In Netflix's The Wonder
"The Wonder" grapples with the dichotomy of science and belief in subtle yet powerful ways. Here are the small details you missed in Netflix's "The Wonder." -
How Smallville's Clark Kent Influences Jenna Ortega's Character On Netflix's Wednesday
According to the show co-creators, Clark Kent in "Smallville" has a big influence on the highly-rated "Wednesday" Netflix series, and Jenna Ortega's character. -
Why Netflix Doesn't Mind If They Lost Money On Glass Onion's Theatrical Rollout
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" may have lost money with its theatrical release, but it doesn't seem like Netflix is going to sweat it. -
How Much Did Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Actually Make For Netflix In Theaters?
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" received a one-week release in theaters. See how much the movie managed to pull in for Netflix. -
Netflix's Knives Out Deal Was Even More Expensive Than We Thought
Netflix paid a pretty penny to make more "Knives Out" movies. Did it end up being a good investment for the streaming service? -
Netflix's Wednesday Just Turned Stranger Things' Debut Week Record Upside Down
Netflix's "Wednesday" has already been a massive success, as evidenced by it trouncing a record previously held by Season 4 of "Stranger Things." -
How They Filmed Thing's Scenes In Netflix's Wednesday
Netflix's "Wednesday" features all the Addams Family characters, including Thing. As it turns out, shooting the scenes with Thing required a lot of work. -
The Ending Of Netflix's 1899 Explained
It's a history-based metaphor for Brexit that might also be a sci-fi mystery. Understandably, you're confused, so here's the ending of Netflix's 1899 explained.
