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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Elisa Guimarães

    'Doctor Who's Legendary Theme Is Part of a 63-Year Old Controversy (opens the original)

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    An outlandish beat, a disquieting whistle, the sound of the TARDIS popping in and out of existence lingering in the back… The Doctor Who theme is by far one of the most unique tunes in the history of television. Originally composed by Australian musician Ron Grainer (and Delia Derbyshire, but we’ll get to that), the theme remains pretty much the same since the classic BBC sci-fi series aired its first episode in 1963, with some alterations made by later composers working on the show. This unique

  2. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Elisa Guimarães

    You’re Missing Out on the Best Horror Film To Hit Netflix in a Long Time (opens the original)

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    To say that the Netflix catalog is a hit-or-miss situation is hardly controversial nowadays. As a matter of fact, the same statement can be made about almost all of our giant, non-curated streaming services. It isn't that rare for amazing movies and TV shows to pop up on these platforms, but quite often they tend to get buried under piles of titles that range from okay at best to horrifyingly bad. If you're a horror fan, for instance, you might have missed one of the coolest, scariest, most dist

  3. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Elisa Guimarães

    You’re Missing Out on the Best Horror Film To Hit Netflix in a Long Time (opens the original)

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    To say that the Netflix catalog is a hit-or-miss situation is hardly controversial nowadays. As a matter of fact, the same statement can be made about almost all of our giant, non-curated streaming services. It isn't that rare for amazing movies and TV shows to pop up on these platforms, but quite often they tend to get buried under piles of titles that range from okay at best to horrifyingly bad. If you're a horror fan, for instance, you might have missed one of the coolest, scariest, most dist

  4. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Elisa Guimarães

    Netflix’s Near-Perfect 8-Part Horror Thriller Is a Nightmare You’ll Binge in One Weekend (opens the original)

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    Back when Archive 81 emerged on Netflix's catalog in 2022, it was hardly an anomaly among its peers. In between teenage romps such as The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and deep emotional analyses like Midnight Mass, the streamer seemed to be propping itself up as a home for elaborate horror productions, kind of like Apple TV with sci-fi. Even some of its science fiction originals, namely Dark and Stranger Things, had a horror edge to them. So, for the platform to release an H.P. Lovecraft-inspi

  5. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Elisa Guimarães

    HBO’s Disturbing 8-Episode Horror-Comedy Is Too Good To Stay Forgotten (opens the original)

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    Demonic children are nothing new to the world of horror. Whether they're the actual spawn of the devil, like the titular baby from Rosemary’s Baby, just plain evil, like Orphan’s not-so-little Esther (Isabelle Fuhrman), or something in between, like the various children touched by the supernatural from The Ring, The Exorcist, and many, many other movies, this particular kind of enfant terrible has been making the rounds ever since the dawn of the genre. They appear in stories about the corruptio

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