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The Netflix October Release Schedule Is Filled with Florence Pugh, Ben Affleck, and Lots of Comedy (opens the original)
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It's officially Spooky Season, and Netflix has...gone a bit light on the spookies. Sure, there's some choice Mike Flanagan with Ouija: Origin of Evil and the excellent Hush — plus movies like The Sixth Sense, Crimson Peak, Red Dragon, 2013's Evil Dead, three Psychos (you can skip 3 but don't sleep on 2), and even The Menu — but mostly October is about comedy documentaries! From Norm Macdonald to Matthew Perry to Martin Mull to SCTV, it's all about looking at the careers — and, in some cases, dem
Criminal - IGN (opens the original)
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CriminalNetflix.com•Initial Release: Sep 20, 2019IGN RatingWhere to WatchPowered byImages & Screenshots14 ImagesNetflix's Criminal: UK Edition ReviewReview scoringgreatDavid Tennant & Hayley Attwell guest on Netflix's simple-yet-scintillating series about cops getting crooks to confess.Matt FowlerRead ReviewSummaryCriminal is a police procedural with a unique premise: it takes place exclusively within the confines of a police interview suite. This stripped down, cat-and-mouse drama will focus on
The Netflix September Release Schedule Is Packed With Monster Movies and Horror Franchise Favorites (opens the original)
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Netflix is wrapping up the summer with the Jaws movies, the Resident Evil flicks, and both Alien and Aliens while also getting into the back-to-school spirit with a revival of '80s/'90s Cosby Show spin-off, A Different World. You can also catch some great spookies with Ready or Not, Smile 2, Oculus, and the Texas Chainsaw Massacre reboot from 2003. Plus, there's solid gold cinema like Phantom Thread, About Time, Knocked Up, Liar Liar, Dragnet, and Cruel Intentions! There's also new sophomore sea
Close Out the Summer With Chucky, Fast and Furious, Ricky Gervais as a Cartoon Cat, The Whisper Man, and More... All on Netflix (opens the original)
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Netflix in August is full-tilt franchise fever. From the Fast and Furious flicks to the Child's Play/Chucky saga to both Speeds, The Hitman’s Bodyguards, and...um, Daddy Day Cares. There's also some excellent cinema in the form of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Eighth Grade, Ingrid Goes West, Nightcrawler, and Swiss Army Man. Plus, two Netflix Original movies of the spooky variety: The Last House with Greta Lee and The Whisper Man with Adam Scott and Robert De Niro. Horror is having quite the
The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3 Is a Welcome Sort-of-Reboot That Puts Maggie and Negan on the Right Road (opens the original)
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This is a non-spoiler review for all eight episodes of The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 3. The third season premieres Sunday, July 26 at 9pm ET/PT on AMC and AMC+. The Walking Dead: Dead City has finally stumbled upon a mostly-winning formula for its third season, delivering compelling new elements and a bold new direction that should have been part of the show's DNA from the start. Outside of a messy premiere episode "reboot," of sorts, the Season 3 story — and where we find Maggie and Negan
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