Returning with a clever twist of the classic whodunit, You season 4 part 2 keeps viewers on their toes and follows everyone's favorite psychopath. With twists, turns, and a whole lot of crazy, You remains a Netflix classic.
Despite years of hype and a legacy of classic emo bangers, Paramore resurfaces with a recycled and uninspired new album. Delivering little in the way of new style, This Is Why falls flat across Paramore's discography.
Coming from a noble first season, Young Royals returns with a second season full of character, heart, and drama. Championing itself in the romance genre, Young Royals gives Netflix its crown.
'Do Revenge' is a double edged sword. Despite quality acting, 'Do Revenge' is dragged down by mediocre plot execution and bewildering tone shifts.
Heartstopper season one pushed the comfort show to a whole new level, prioritizing its audience to create something fans of the book could cherish.
Season 2 of the hit period drama, Bridgerton, delivers romance, scandal, and quite a few stereotypical tropes.
Tall Girl 2 was a cliché-filled, attempting-to-be-relatable, uninspiring, one hour and thirty-seven minute-long film that somehow managed to be even more uneventful than the first.
Laurel Hell marks Mitski’s sixth album and her first album release in over three years. With her previous success of Be the Cowboy, the “Nobody” singer certainly left fans on the edge of their seats, desperately hoping for a scrap of a new single—or at least the mention of a new album.
You season three retains its position in the Netflix pantheon when it comes to must-watch programming, but that does not mean it is exceptional.
Netflix builds on a solid foundation with the third season of Sex Education. Throughout the season, characters fight for self-expression while studying at Moordale Secondary.
