The Millie Bobby Brown Action Movie Dominating Netflix Right Now
"Stranger Things" star Millie Bobby Brown is making a splash for Netflix once again after the release of this action-packed fantasy adventure tale.
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The 1996 Mark Wahlberg Thriller Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Close to three decades after its underwhelming debut in theaters, the 1996 Mark Wahlberg thriller "Fear," is proving quite popular among Netflix viewers. -
Zack Snyder Argues Rebel Moon Beat Barbie In One Key Way - And He May Be Right
"Barbie" was one of 2023's biggest box-office hits, but Zack Synder claims his Netflix series "Rebel Moon" beat the blockbuster film in this important metric. -
Netflix's New True Crime Docuseries Has Users Angrier Than Ever: 'My Blood Is Boiling'
"The Program: Cons, Cults, and Kidnapping" is Netflix's latest docuseries that has viewers responding with their anger and frustration on social media. -
3 Body Problem Review: Existential Dread Never Looked This Good
Netflix's "3 Body Problem" is a stunningly ambitious adaptation of an unwieldy science fiction text, but the slow burn might be too much for some viewers. -
Love Is Blind Season 6 Reunion Trailer Is Stacked With Bombshells & Surprise Guests
Netflix's "Love Is Blind" Season 6 reunion trailer is here and it seems like the potentials are endless for these couples to reunite, break up, and fight. -
Damsel Review: A Deeply Flawed Feminist Fairy Tale
Netflix's "Damsel" seems like it should be a lot of fun, but it misses the mark on so many levels that it's difficult to count them all. -
Who Plays Rocco Siffredi On Netflix's Supersex?
Rocco Siffredi is brought to life by two different actors for Netflix's "Supersex." Here's a look at both of the actors and where you may have seen them before. -
Netflix Users Are Warning Each Other About A Disturbing True Crime Documentary
"Can I Tell You A Secret?" is a shocking new docuseries on Netflix about a stalking and harassment case in England. Here's what true crime fans have to say. -
The Underrated 2008 Horror Movie Getting A Second Life On Netflix
"The Ruins" generated a poor box office performance and middling reviews when it was first released, but its Netflix release now has horror fans interested. -
Netflix Axed A New Series - Now Users Are Threatening To Cancel Their Subscriptions
"The Brothers Sun," which debuted in January 2024 starring Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh, has joined the long list of Netflix shows that get promptly canceled. -
Who Plays The Giant Spider In Netflix's Spaceman?
The star of Adam Sandler and Netflix's "Spaceman" seems to be a giant spider. Fans will likely wants to know who voices the extraterrestrial creature. -
The Gentlemen Review: New Players, Same Game, No Risks
For all its slickness and charm, Netflix's "The Gentlemen" series never quite justifies its existence as an expanded vision of Guy Ritchie's world. -
The Gross Auto-Erotic Scenes In Netflix's You Were Almost A Lot Creepier
"You" star Penn Badgley explained how his initial approach to self-pleasure scenes would have made them even creepier if not for the directors' instructions. -
Stranger Things Season 5 Photos Reveal Sadie Sink On Set, But Is It Max?
"Stranger Things" Season 4 ended with a dire cliffhanger for the character of Max. Now, recent behind-the-scenes photos show Sadie Sink on set for Season 5. -
Spaceman Ending Explained - What's With The Giant Spider?
The ending of Adam Sandler's Netflix film "Spaceman" is visually impressive, but it leaves viewers with as many questions as answers. Here's what it all means. -
How The Witcher Nude Scenes Led To Anxiety For Yennefer Star Anya Chalotra
Anya Chalotra spoke about anxiety surrounding the nude scenes in Season 1 of "The Witcher" and how she was glad to have intimacy coordinators on later seasons. -
The Legal Thriller Killing It On Netflix Right Now
Fans might want to check out Tyler Perry's "Mea Culpa," a legal thriller starring singer-actor Kelly Rowland that ranks high among Netflix's most-watched shows. -
The Huge Avatar: The Last Airbender Storyline Netflix Completely Skips
Netflix's live-action adaptation of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" completely skips a major Season 1 storyline from the original series, and it's worse for it. -
The Action Thriller Series Blowing Up Netflix Is Perfect For Memento Fans
An action thriller series from BBC One is attracting a whole lot of positive attention on Netflix ahead of the premiere of its second season, also on Netflix. -
Netflix Changes Avatar: The Last Airbender's Omashu Completely - And It's Not Good
Netflix's take on "Avatar: The Last Airbender" includes some notable changes to Omashu from the original animated series, and they aren't all too great. -
Spaceman Director Reveals The Unusual Adam Sandler Movie That Inspired His Casting - Exclusive
Adam Sandler's role in an early 2000s film captured the attention of director Johan Renck and led to him being cast in the latter's new sci-fi drama "Spaceman." -
Adam Sandler Thinks Playing A Superhero Would Be 'Awful For Everybody' - Exclusive
Teamed with "Spaceman" co-star Paul Dano for an exclusive interview with Looper, Adam Sandler mulled over the idea of playing a superhero or a supervillain. -
Brooklyn Nine-Nine's New Home Has Fans United (Mostly)
Longtime "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" fans are rejoicing -- mostly -- on social media after hearing the series will also be streaming elsewhere aside from Peacock. -
Movies On Netflix You Can't Watch With The Ad-Supported Plan
Subscribers to Netflix's ad-supported plan may be dismayed to know that there's a whole selection of films that they can no longer watch. -
Director Johan Renck Explains How Spaceman's Stars Humanize His Heady Cosmic Drama - Exclusive Interview
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Johan Renck explains what makes "Spaceman" soar, including crucial performances by Adam Sandler and Paul Dano. -
What Is Bean Dip From Love Is Blind? & Every Other Slang Term Explained From The Show
Netflix's "Love is Blind" never has a dull moment, and Season 6 is no exception here. If you're new to the series, here's some lingo breakdowns for you.
