Netflix has acquired the rights to lots of interesting, subversive, and entertaining genre fare, but so few titles have received a physical media release. …continue reading Seven Netflix Exclusives That Need Physical Releases
Though made in 2018, “The Platform” feels eerily prescient — a brilliant but hard to watch film perfectly in tune with this particular moment in …continue reading Netflix and Chills: The Platform (2019)
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At times highly effective, and other times uneven, “Eli” is a flawed but worthwhile addition to Netflix’s original horror programming. Eli (2019) is a …continue reading Netflix and Chills: Eli (2019) Review
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