‘Shawn Mendes: In Wonder’ is the new Netflix documentary covering Shawn Mendes’ 2019 world tour, the recording of his upcoming album Wonder and the physical and emotional toll of his rise to stardom
This week Marie Gilbert speaks on the critically-acclaimed Netflix series, The Queen’s Gambit.
Real monsters don’t hide under the bed or in closets. Sometimes the real monsters are people you know.
i’m thinking of ending things is the new Charlie Kaufman film coming to Netflix, and it’s based on a book by Iain Reid.
Disclosure discusses Hollywood’s depiction and treatment of transgender individuals and the community in the past and present.
While we may not be dating too much in Covid-19 times, we can still watch others do it on television.
This week’s What To Watch While Staying Inside looks at the second season of Selling Sunset.
In this week’s What To Watch While Staying Inside, the focus is on #BlackAF, an eight-episode Netflix original about a black family navigating new wealth in a predominantly white-centred Hollywood neighbourhood.
In the latest edition of What To What When Staying Inside, Vivian Patruno looks at Too Hot To Handle.
Check out the trailer for “October Faction,” the new Netflix series based on the graphic novel by Steve Niles.
The first trailer for the original Netflix series The Witcher has just arrived and for anybody with a Game of Thrones itch to scratch, this looks like it just might do the trick.
‘Mindhunter’ returns for a second season on Netflix and Tim Murr profiles the first episode on this installment of ‘The Week in Horror.’
