• Is The Evil Dead On Netflix?

    With Halloween approaching, it's important to remember what the spooky season is all about: watching every nightmare-inducing film you can get your fake-blood-loving eyes on. One required watch is Sam Raimi's 1981 shocker The Evil Dead. But where can you stream it? Is The Evil Dead on Netflix?

    By Patrick Phillips May 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Is Halloween On Netflix?

    Though the likes of Evil Dead 2, The Shining, and Suspiria qualify as required viewing by horror aficionados the world over, the one flick everyone wants to watch during spooky season is John Carpenter's slasher classic Halloween. But is Halloween available to stream on Netflix?

    By Patrick Phillips May 12th, 2020 Read More
  • Is The Shining On Netflix?

    It's as good a time as any to revisit Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece The Shining, and since Netflix has been giving Stephen King his cinematic due in recent years, one wouldn't be misguided in thinking that The Shining is readily available on the platform. So, is The Shining on Netflix?

    By Patrick Phillips May 12th, 2020 Read More
  • The Real Reason Henry Cavill Doesn't Talk Much On The Witcher

    In creating Netflix's The Witcher, showrunner Lauren Hissrich tweaked Geralt's (Henry Cavill) behavior — specifically by giving him a penchant for being tight-lipped and showing him hrmmph-ing his way through interactions with others. Here's why Geralt doesn't talk much on The Witcher.

    By Meg Bucholtz May 6th, 2020 Read More
  • The Surprising Netflix Movie That Bumped Extraction From Its Top Spot

    Extraction has been extracted from the top spot on Netflix. Following a heck of a run as the top movie on the streaming service, the Joe Russo-penned, Chris Hemsworth-starring actioner was finally knocked from its perch. The movie doing the knocking: the twisty thriller Dangerous Lies.

    By Mike Floorwalker May 5th, 2020 Read More
  • The Most Under-Appreciated Western Movie On Netflix Right Now

    The Western has become the black sheep of modern Hollywood, with only a few titles managing to break through to the mainstream. That, however, hasn't stopped Netflix from stacking their own platform with a legit treasure trove of delights set in the Old West. Slow West is among the best of them.

    By Patrick Phillips April 28th, 2020 Read More
  • Hidden Horror Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch

    We're here with a list of some oft-overlooked horror gems that are secretly among the best Netflix has to offer. Whether you're into demonic possession, murderous dolls, killer cults, or just some nightmarish visions, we've got you covered.

    By Andrew Ihla April 26th, 2020 Read More
  • How Netflix's Extraction Is Connected To The MCU

    Netflix's Extraction has several on-camera connections to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Chris Hemsworth and David Harbour. It turns out, however, that its ties to the superhero franchise go even deeper, including the Russo brothers and the film's director.

    By Patrick Phillips April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The Darkest Easter Egg Everyone Missed On The Umbrella Academy

    The series may be a mere 10 episodes old, but with its first season on Netflix, The Umbrella Academy has provided no shortage of wildly original, vividly realized characters. One of them, the robotic mother figure Grace, is at the center of the series' darkest Easter egg thus far.

    By Patrick Phillips April 24th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Jaskier From The Witcher Looks So Familiar

    Netflix has built itself quite a reputation for taking little-known actors and turning them into internationally recognized stars, and the streamer has continued the trend with its original fantasy series The Witcher. One such star is Joey Batey, who portrays the lovable-slash-annoying bard Jaskier.

    By Lea van der Merwe April 20th, 2020 Read More
  • The Most Paused Moments In The Witcher

    This show's beautiful cinematography and heart-pounding, striga-shaking, coin-tossing action makes every frame worth poring over and examining. But some moments in particular stand out for being scrutinized by fans time and time again.

    By Carolyn Page April 15th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Hazel From The Umbrella Academy Looks So Familiar

    In The Umbrella Academy, one of the most important members of the Hargreeves clan (the time-jumping Number 5) is hunted by a pair of blue-collar assassins from the future, Cha Cha and Hazel. The latter is played by up-and-coming actor Cameron Britton, and yes, you probably recognize his face.

    By Patrick Phillips April 8th, 2020 Read More
  • Hidden Action Gems On Netflix You Need To Watch

    Do you really think you've seen every action movie that's worth watching? If so, think again. On Netflix, you'll find all kinds of small indie thrillers, semi-obscure foreign flicks, direct-to-video treasures, and low-budget gorefests. Many of them you haven't seen. Some, you've never even heard of.

    By Christopher Gates April 7th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Esther Shapiro From Netflix's Unorthodox Looks So Familiar

    Netflix's new hit show may be unorthodox, but the religious drama's leading lady is anything but. The lead role of Esther Shapiro is played to significant acclaim by Shira Haas, a 24-year-old Israeli actress. If you think the budding young star looks familiar, you're not alone.

    By Zach Lisabeth April 7th, 2020 Read More
  • What To Watch On Netflix If You Love The Witcher

    As we all wait for the second season to materialize, you don't necessarily need to toss a coin to your witcher for the tenth or eleventh time — there's a whole world of fantasy drama right there on Netflix.

    By Jordan Baranowski April 6th, 2020 Read More
  • How Luther Might Have Doomed The World In The Umbrella Academy

    On Netflix's The Umbrella Academy, each of the Hargreeves siblings influenced the fateful season 1 ending. But one Reddit user believes that the true fault for Vanya's apocalyptic outburst should be placed on the Umbrella Academy's Number One — and the only sibling who went to the moon: Luther.

    By Abbey White April 6th, 2020 Read More
  • What To Watch On Netflix If You Love Locke & Key

    While it'd be easy to lump Locke & Key in with any number of other comic-based properties, the show's wide-ranging appeal and ability to float between genres makes it a standout. But with only ten episodes currently available to stream, fans have one question on their minds: What now?

    By Jennifer Arbues April 2nd, 2020 Read More
  • The Real Reason Netflix Cancelled October Faction

    Netflix may have a liberal renewal policy, but they're still willing to swing the ax when it's called for. As part of a surprising recent decision regarding the fate of two of its newest genre series, the streamer announced that it would be bringing that ax down on the neck of October Faction.

    By Zach Lisabeth March 31st, 2020 Read More
  • TV Shows You Should Watch If You Like The Witcher

    With its ensemble cast, explosive action sequences, and magical worldbuilding, The Witcher is a fantastic show. But if you’re out of episodes, what should you watch next? Well, if you’re going through Witcher withdrawals, here are the TV shows you should definitely check out.

    By Carolyn Page March 24th, 2020 Read More
  • The New Netflix Horror Series Too Scary To Finish

    You wanna see something really scary? It may have flown under the radar until now, but Netflix subscribers are taking to social media in droves to sing the dark praises of the original series Ares. It is, they say, scary as hell — so much so that some haven't even been able to finish it.

    By Mike Floorwalker March 20th, 2020 Read More
  • Why Walt From Narcos: Mexico Looks So Familiar

    We didn't actually meet the narrator of Narcos: Mexico's inaugural season until the final episode. When the man (named Walt Breslin) finally made his appearance, fans of the show were surprised to see a fairly familiar face. Here's why Walt from Narcos: Mexico looks so familiar.

    By Patrick Phillips March 20th, 2020 Read More
  • The Effect The Coronavirus Could Have On Netflix Is Surprising

    Amid the coronavirus outbreak, the World Health Organization has, among other things, recommended people stay indoors. Social isolation sounds like the perfect opportunity to binge-watch Netflix, but the steamer may still suffer negative effects from the COVID-19 outbreak.

    By AJ Caulfield March 12th, 2020 Read More